As usual, Five Stone produced exceptional results for our clients this protest season. You may be receiving an invoice that is higher than previous years, which directly reflects greater tax savings to you this year.
The IRS is extending some tax deadlines for victims of the July flooding in Texas. If you live or work in the impacted areas, key tax deadlines have been postponed to February 2, 2026.
Texas appraisal districts are now required to review homestead exemptions to ensure all recipients are still eligible. Here’s what you need to know and how to protect your exemptions.
Property tax exemptions help ensure you are paying the least amount of tax possible. Here are the five most common exemptions and their qualifications.
Are you familiar with property tax exemptions and how they can help you pay less tax? Read our frequently asked questions about exemptions.
Appraisals for residential properties rose over 19% from January 2019 to January 2020. As housing demand continues to increase, the appraisal district is reporting higher home values.
If you’ve overpaid your property taxes for a previous tax year, you should receive a refund from the tax office. Here’s what you need to know.
Even when a surviving spouse is the one who has always handled the financials and taxes, he or she could very well miss something important with regards to property taxes.
Travis County uses a mass appraisal system to tax thousands of homeowners at once. You could be taxed thousands more than you deserve!
Homes in Travis County are appraised incorrectly every year due to property value changes and the appraisal district’s use of mass appraisal systems. Five Stone’s property tax protest success rate is 8 times greater than individuals who dispute on their own.