Residential Property Tax Protest
Our signup process takes as little as 3 minutes.
Our signup process takes as little as 3 minutes.
A residential property tax protest aims to lower the taxable value of your home and, subsequently, the amount of taxes you pay on that property annually. Considering Travis County properties are subject to some of the highest tax rates in the country, a successful protest could save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars every year, depending on the value of your home.
It's easy and takes less than 5 minutes.
We file the protest, prepare your case, and advocate on your behalf.
You'll receive your results via email, followed by an invoice for our services based on your service plan.
Our fee is based on the service plan that you choose and your protest results. The Essential Plus Plan is $149 or 40% of the tax savings, whichever is greater. The Essential Plan is $79 or 45% of the tax savings, whichever is greater. If your success fee is greater than your service fee, the service fee is waived.
Our fee is based on the service plan that you choose and your protest results. The Essential Plan is $79 or 45% of the tax savings, whichever is greater. If your success fee is greater than your service fee, the service fee is waived. The Essential Plus Plan is $149 or 40% of the tax savings, whichever is greater. If your success fee is greater than your service fee, the service fee is waived. To learn more about these plans, click here.
Simply fill out the registration form by following this link. There’s no need to fax, mail, or email any files.
We serve clients with Residential Properties in Central Texas (Travis, Williamson, and Hays counties). We serve clients with Commercial Properties in all Texas counties.
Yes, we represent commercial properties all across Texas. Our commercial fee structure is very competitive. Call for details.
The protest schedule allows for cases to be heard starting in late-March. Depending on when you sign up, you can expect to hear from us from late July to early November.
As the costs of Texas homes rise, so do their valuations — often because of overly aggressive appraised values. While these valuations may help the government increase revenue, for homeowners, they mean higher property taxes and more out-of-pocket costs every year.
But are these higher taxes warranted? In most cases, they’re not. If your home is over-appraised, it means the taxes you’re paying aren’t based on the true value of your home — and you’re the one who pays the price.
You work hard for your money and it’s not fair to be overtaxed. We would love to serve you by lowering your tax burden, and through the process positively impact the lives of many in need. Fortunately, a residential property tax protest can help.
Let Five Stone Tax Advisers lead your residential property tax protest today. Sign up in as little as 5 minutes to take the first step towards paying less tax.
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