Texans Have the Right to Protest Their Taxes (Residential, Commercial or Personal Property)

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Texans Have the Right to Protest Their Taxes (Residential, Commercial or Personal Property)

As the saying goes, “Never assume…” I suppose I have made this mistake as I assumed that most, if not all, Texans realized that they have the right to protest their taxes (residential, commercial or personal property) with their CADS. It has come to my attention, that some do not.

IProtestMyValue.com is a group of Homeowners that pay taxes, just like every other Homeowner – but we know how to pay only our fair share!  If you are a Homeowner or own Commercial Property or have a business that you pay personal property taxes on and would like to know more about how you can save money, we are offering to host an interactive webinar and take Q&As or we will host an event at our office in the Museum area in Houston and take Q&As.  Just let us know what you are interested in attending and we will make it happen.

Deadline to file your rendition on Personal Property taxes was April 15th, unless you filed for an extension with your CAD.  Deadline to file your protest on Residential or Commercial Property in Texas is May 31, 2011.

Today is May 16th; you now have 16 days to file your Notice of Protest.  Homeowners, Are you paying too much in property taxes?  Find out now….. go to www.IProtestMyValue.com and run your risk free analysis of your property.  It takes just a couple of clicks of your mouse and a couple of minutes of your time.  For now, we only offer this on-line evaluation service for residential property, but plan to offer this service for commercial property in the very near future.

It is our money and we have a right to keep it!


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