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Contesting Property Tax Appraisals
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Contesting Property Tax Appraisals
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The Property Tax Protest and Appeal process can be confusing. With fifteen-minutes as the average length for an Appraisal Review Board hearing, review strategies for what to do and not do before your values are set in the Summer, and tax statements arrive in the Fall.
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- Credit Info
- TX, CA
- Specialization: Property Owners Association Law | Real Estate Law | Tax Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 12/31/2024
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Contesting Property Tax Appraisals (Dec 2023)
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Contesting Property Tax Appraisals (Dec 2023)
The Property Tax Protest and Appeal process can be confusing. With fifteen-minutes as the average length for an Appraisal Review Board hearing, review strategies for what to do and not do before your values are set in the Summer, and tax statements arrive in the Fall.
Originally presented: Oct 2023 Mortgage Lending Institute
J. Stephen Brusniak,
Brusniak Turner Fine LLP - Dallas, TX