The property tax system that Texans know today is vastly different from what it was even a few decades ago. The modern Texas Property Tax Code is full of complex details, most of which have little bearing on the average homeowner. However, there are a few key details that every property owner should know.
Austin, TX (October 14, 2014) – Five Stone Tax Advisers uncovers that thousands of commercial properties in Travis County, Texas, may be eligible for an additional 7 percent reduction in appraised value.
In October 2014, Five Stone Tax Advisers uncovered thousands of overtaxed Travis County commercial properties that might have been eligible for an additional 7% reduction in property taxes.
Here’s how to access your Notice of Appraised Value online, in just a few easy steps. Follow the steps below to get your copy from Travis Central Appraisal District.
A whopping 80% of homeowners in Travis County overpay on their property taxes. Follow these steps and learn how to appeal property taxes.
Did you know that 8 out of every 10 Austin-area property owners are overpaying on their property taxes? Statistically, you’re probably overpaying on your property taxes – and so are your neighbors.
A good real estate agent can prepare you for these surprises, but your average agent tends to leave this part out.
Did you just receive your property tax assessment? Are you balking at the numbers and wondering where you’re going to find that kind of cash? Don’t fret. Whether you own a small townhome or a multi-million-dollar commercial facility, our property tax reduction services can help.
Property tax season is now upon us. Are you ready to pay that big bill? Here’s a quick and dirty property tax timeline to keep you on track.
One of the biggest questions we get asked here at Five Stone is, “Is my property tax deductible?” And though there’s no hard-and-fast answer, for most homeowners: yes, you can deduct the property taxes you’ve paid from your annual tax returns.