Texas Property Tax Guide
Property Tax Protest Evidence
Useful protest evidence can include comparable sales, condition photos, repair estimates, closing statements, incorrect property characteristics, appraisal reports, surveys, and equal-and-uniform analysis.
Evidence should match the argument
Market value evidence should show what similar properties were worth as of the appraisal date. Equal-and-uniform evidence should compare how similar properties were appraised.
Condition evidence should be specific: clear photos, dates, contractor estimates, inspection reports, invoices, and notes explaining how the issue affects value.
Evidence that is easy to review
Label documents clearly and keep them tied to the property. A short explanation often helps more than a large pile of unrelated screenshots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does JC Tax Group charge upfront?
No. The existing agreement states that no payment is due at signing. Fees are charged after a successful reduction, subject to the active agreement terms.
How much does JC Tax Group charge?
The verified fee is the greater of $89 or 30% of property tax savings.
Can I protest property taxes myself?
Yes. Texas property owners can file a protest themselves. JC Tax Group is an option for owners who want staff-reviewed preparation and representation.
What deadline should I rely on?
Use the deadline printed on your official notice or published by the appraisal district. Statewide guidance commonly references May 15 or 30 days after the notice is mailed, whichever is later, but official notices control.
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