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Re: [nndl] Re: [NNADL] Property tax protest deadline June 1st

Travis County Tax Assessor

They Assess properties for all taxing authorities and where all protests
are handled.

M Ward wrote:
> which taxing authority is this - the City the County or both?


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Re: [nndl] Re: [NNADL] Property tax protest deadline June 1st

which taxing authority is this - the City the County or both? -Martha

--- On Sat, 6/6/09, Mary Patrick < [at] > wrote:


From: Mary Patrick < [at] >
Subject: [nndl] Re: [NNADL] Property tax protest deadline June 1st
To: "D B" < [at] >


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[nndl] Re: [NNADL] Property tax protest deadline June 1st

Check out the Statesman today - an article about protesting - a licensed
real estate agent "unsuccessful".

I don't feel quite so bamboozled now.

Interesting.

D B wrote:
> Regarding "protesting your taxes can't hurt" --
>
> A friend of mine -- who is a real estate agent and owns a few properties
> -- protested twice and both times was told up front that if he protested
> and lost that his taxes would automatically go up A LOT the following
> year.


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[nndl] One citizen acts: PROPERTY TAX PROTEST in TRAVIS COUNTY

So distressed by the unrelieved property taxes here, Kay took the time and huge effort to formulate, and get sponsorship for a "curcuit breaker" bill to be considered by this legislature.  Lots of hard work. Whether it passes this time or not, her effort can be lauded, and who knows perhaps it will start a movement for the next meeting of the legislature.
Martha

--- On Thu, 5/28/09, Kay Pils < [at] > wrote:


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