The Dallas Morning News and DallasNews.com are showing millions of Texas homeowners how to file online property tax protests and save thousands of dollars in taxes before the June 2, 2014 deadline.
The Dallas Morning News Watchdog columnist Dave Lieber and associate Marina Trahan Martinez have put together an easy-to-follow two-part series and accompanying video designed to help you save money.
“Texans don’t realize how easy this is, and they have a better than even chance of getting their taxes lowered if they at least try,” says Dave, the founder of Watchdog Nation, a consumer rights movement that shows Americans how easy it is to stand up for themselves.
Part 1 of the series gives an overview of the online property tax protest process. Read it here.
Part 2 gives a county-by-county breakdown with more helpful information. Read it here.
Less than 2 percent of all eligible North Texans took advantage of this new service last year.
These stories are part of a larger package from The Dallas Morning News that help Texans learn how to cut their property taxes.
Read more at Dallas County property tax appraisals raise 7 percent in 2014 and Upset by your Dallas County tax appraisal? Here’s how to protest.
And listen to Dave Lieber talk about his campaign to help understand how to do this on Grant Stinchfield’s KLIF 570AM radio show, The Stinchfield Report.
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