Back to BlogProperty Tax7 Mistakes Texas Homeowners Make When Protesting Their Property Tax (And How to Avoid Them)Michael E.ReveesAug 24, 20265 min readWritten byMichael E.ReveesProperty Tax ResearchRelated readingAThe Andy BlogProtest TipsYour 2026 appraisal notice: four numbers worth verifyingTexas appraisal districts mail notices of appraised value each spring. Before deciding whether to protest, these are the four figures on the notice that warrant a closer review.Michael ReevesMar 18, 20266 min readAThe Andy BlogTexas Tax LawTexas protest deadlines: what May 15 means for your propertyTexas Tax Code §41.44 sets a default protest deadline, but the date that governs your account is the one printed on your notice. Here is how to confirm it, and what a missed deadline costs.Michael ReevesMar 5, 20265 min readAThe Andy BlogRefunds & CorrectionsTexas Tax Code §25.25: correcting prior-year appraisal errorsSection 25.25 allows specific factual errors on prior-year appraisal rolls to be corrected, and in some cases refunded. Here is what qualifies, and how far back a correction can reach.Michael ReevesFeb 20, 20267 min read
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