Back to BlogProperty TaxDid You Overpay Your Property Taxes? How to Get a Refund in Texas URL SlugMichael E.ReveesAug 25, 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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