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Your Data. Your Protest.

We compile county appraisal data and pre-fill your protest forms. You file. You keep the savings.

Texas appraisal districts generally send 2027 Notices of Appraised Value in the spring, often in April or May. You can look up your property now; 2027 protest packets will be available after new values are published.

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Filing Form 50-132 is free. You decide whether to file. It’s your right under Texas law, and the appraisal review board may not set your appraised value above the value the chief appraiser submitted, except as you request and agree to (Tex. Tax Code §41.47(c-2); limited statutory exceptions apply). Here’s the free 6-step path →
$50 per property, per tax year
Flat Fee not a percentage of your savings
DIY you file, you keep 100% of any savings
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Enter Your Address

We pull comparable property data from county appraisal records — free to preview.

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Review Your Data

See how your appraisal compares to similar properties. You decide if the data supports a protest.

3

File Your Protest

Download your evidence packet and pre-filled forms. You present the data at your hearing.

Why Protest Your Property Taxes?

Every year, your county appraisal district sets your home's value — and that appraisal directly determines your tax bill. The problem? County appraisals are often higher than what comparable properties support. When that happens, you may be paying more than necessary.

Filing a protest is your legal right, and it's free. You don't need a lawyer. You just need to show that comparable properties are valued lower, or that similar homes have sold for less than your appraised value.

We compile the data. You make the decisions. You keep the savings.

Property tax protest firms typically charge 25-40% of your savings (some up to 50%). We charge $50 flat and compile publicly available county records into a protest-ready evidence packet. You file the protest yourself and keep 100% of any reduction.

TaxProtestTx is a document preparation service. We compile comparable property data from county appraisal records and pre-fill the official protest forms. We do not represent you at hearings, provide legal advice, or guarantee any outcome.

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The Review Board’s Limit

Under Tex. Tax Code §41.47(c-2), the appraisal review board may not set your appraised value above the value the chief appraiser submitted, except as you request and agree to. This limit does not stop the district from adding new construction or omitted property, or correcting records under §25.25, through separate procedures that can increase your value.

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Filing Deadline

May 15 or 30 days after your Notice of Appraised Value — whichever is later.