Property Tax

Why Partner with PropertyTax.io? Unmatched Customer Service And Local Expertise

By CandysDirt / April 1, 2024 /

By Glenn GoodrichFounder/CEO, PropertyTax.io In a landscape where many overlook the importance of customer service and effective communication, PropertyTax.io stands out. We’re not just a service; we’re your partner in elevating client satisfaction and streamlining property tax protests. Customer Service Excellence We’re revolutionizing client interaction with live chat support from licensed property tax consultants and…

New Laws Effective Jan. 1 Include HOA Fines, Building Permit Fees, and Tax Appraisal Databases

By April Towery / January 3, 2024 /

Tighter guardrails for homeowners’ associations, periodic reauthorization of municipal building permit fees, and the creation and maintenance of tax appraisal databases for each jurisdiction are among the new laws that became effective Jan. 1.  While the Texas Legislature doesn’t return to session until January 2025, that doesn’t mean lawmakers get to take a year off.…

CandysDirt.com Picks Top Stories From Dallas City Hall in 2023

By April Towery / December 26, 2023 /

Oh, what a year. The past 12 months brought changes in leadership, increased cybersecurity, disputes over the city budget and property tax rate, and the emergence of neighbors who showed strength and hope the way Dallasites do. Here are the top stories out of Dallas City Hall for 2023, in no particular order.  Dallas City…

Will The Passage of Proposition 4 Affect My 2023 Property Tax Bill?

By Joanna England / November 10, 2023 /

We’ve received several questions regarding how Proposition 4, the Texas constitutional amendment that gave property owners the largest tax break in history, will affect homeowners’ 2023 property tax bill. The deadline to pay property taxes for 2023 is Jan. 31, 2024. While property taxes are pretty cut and dried for many homeowners, home buyers, and…

Texans Approve Proposition 4, Allowing State to Spend $18 B on Property Tax Cuts

By April Towery / November 8, 2023 /

Ballots are in, and it’s no surprise that Texans overwhelmingly approved Proposition 4. The Texas constitutional amendment allows the state to spend $18 billion on property tax cuts for homeowners and businesses and cut school districts’ tax rates. About 2.26 million Texans showed up at the polls Tuesday, and Proposition 4 garnered 83.82 percent of…