Independent reference for Texas property tax protests.
174 verified facts across 7 counties, 70 protest companies ranked by public record, and 2,659 registered consultants. Every fact cites its source and the date it was checked.
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Bexar County — deadlines & how to protest
Filing deadlines, hearing process, and how to file —
verified against the appraisal district’s own publications.
Collin County — deadlines & how to protest
Filing deadlines, hearing process, and how to file —
verified against the appraisal district’s own publications.
Dallas County — deadlines & how to protest
Filing deadlines, hearing process, and how to file —
verified against the appraisal district’s own publications.
Denton County — deadlines & how to protest
Filing deadlines, hearing process, and how to file —
verified against the appraisal district’s own publications.
Harris County — deadlines & how to protest
Filing deadlines, hearing process, and how to file —
verified against the appraisal district’s own publications.
Tarrant County — deadlines & how to protest
Filing deadlines, hearing process, and how to file —
verified against the appraisal district’s own publications.
Travis County — deadlines & how to protest
Filing deadlines, hearing process, and how to file —
verified against the appraisal district’s own publications.
Who represents homeowners in your county
70 property tax protest companies, ranked by the number of
residential accounts each represents in the 2026 certified appraisal rolls.
Not advertising — public record.
Check a consultant’s registration
Search 2,659 property tax consultants registered with the
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. License number, status,
and expiration, with a link to the state’s own record.
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My neighborhood’s values
Assessed-value change data by neighborhood — computed from certified
appraisal rolls, published with confidence thresholds.
Every fact here is checked against official records or the provider’s own public statements — and when a company doesn’t disclose something, we say so. How we verify →