The Texas Tax Code is unusually owner-friendly — but only if you know where to look and act within the statutory deadlines. The articles below are written for owners, asset managers, and in-house counsel.
How a property owner takes an unfavorable Appraisal Review Board decision into Texas district court — and what the appeal actually looks like.
Read articleTex. Tax Code § 42.21 gives a property owner just 60 days from receipt of the ARB's final order to file a petition for review. The deadline is jurisdictional.
Read articleThe median-of-comparables remedy under Texas Tax Code § 42.26(a)(3) is unique to Texas — and routinely produces value reductions even when market value is hotly contested.
Read articleAn overview of the administrative protest process — notice of appraised value, protest, ARB hearing, and final order — and the procedural posture once Chapter 42 jurisdiction attaches.
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These articles are general information about Texas property tax law and are not legal advice. They do not create an attorney-client relationship. Statutes, deadlines, and case law change — consult an attorney about your specific matter.