Save Money with Property Tax Protest

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Tired Of Paying High Property Taxes?

  • Unfair property valuation
  • County maximizing tax revenue at your expense
  • Confusing tax protest process

Millions of Texans overpay property taxes due to inflated assessments. Protesting is your right, but the process can be challenging without expert support in property tax reduction.

Say Goodbye To Overpaying Property Taxes

  • Maximize tax savings
  • Tailored property tax protest
  • Simply sign up and let us handle the rest

Tax Cutter aggressively protests to lower your property value at your local county appraisal district on your behalf. We tailor the property protest case specifically to your property for the maximum property tax reduction.  

Property Tax Protest

How Tax Cutter Works?

  • Managed by property tax experts 
  • Data driven technology 
  • Online tax protest platform 

Your county aims to maximize tax revenue by inflating your property value. Our expert property tax professionals build your protest case by utilizing their years of experience along with proprietary data-driven technology to get you the maximum savings on your property taxes. 

We Manage The Protest, You Get The Savings!

  • End to end protest management 
  • Representation at each step 
  • Protest status update

Tax Cutter handles your Texas tax protest from start to finish, including informal protests and representation before ARB. We keep you in the loop on your protest updates while we get you the best savings. 

Risk-Free Sign Up, Pay Only If You Save

  • Save first, pay later
  • Risk-free sign up
  • We earn only when you save

Risk-free savings start here! with our Shared Savings Plan there is a zero cost to sign up and you only pay if we save you money. Your success is our success!

Serving All Counties Across The Great State Of Texas

  • Covering 254 counties across Texas
  • Instant support across multiple channels
  • Real people, real support. No bots!

We serve property owners in all 254 Texas counties, providing constant and reliable support for a seamless, stress-free Texas tax protest process.

Stories Of Success 

Residential Tax Protest Pricing Plan

Shared Savings Plan

35%

of your savings

  • Zero cost to sign up
  • Only pay if you save
  • Sample bill

Fixed Fee Plan

$99

per season

  • Properties valued up to $190,000
  • One-time payment
  • You keep 100% of the savings

Fixed Fee Plan

$149

per season

  • Properties valued up to $190,000 up to $600,000
  • One-time payment
  • You keep 100% of the savings

Frequently Asked Questions

A property tax protest is a formal process where property owners challenge the assessed value of their property, aiming to reduce their property taxes. This allows homeowners to reduce their property tax bill.

The property tax protest is filed by Tax Cutter to the local county appraisal district before the 15th of may.

Tax Cutter helps reduce property taxes by protesting property taxes on your behalf. Once you sign up with Tax Cutter, we protest your property every year to get you the maximum savings.

Every property owner has the right to protest their property taxes, and they can do so on their own. An individual property owner may not have the all the tools, data points and experience to get the best result out of their protest. Tax Cutter strengthens your property tax protest by providing strong evidence to present your case to the county, with accurate valuations and in-depth analysis of your property. Our local tax experts ensure your case is presented skilfully to the county appraisal district and tactfully negotiate on your behalf.

The best evidence to protest property taxes includes data on recent property sales and highlighting discrepancies in the value of similar properties. Additionally, information about the condition of your property or any economic factors affecting property values in your area can strengthen your case.

Your county appraisal district (CAD) may assess your property using mass appraisal technology. The sales comparison approach is used for residential properties, while the income approach values income-producing properties. The cost approach is used for properties under construction or that are difficult to value otherwise.  Appraisal districts follow professional standards to ensure consistent assessments across the county.

Market value is the estimated selling price of a property, while assessed value is the value used by tax authorities to calculate property taxes. Market value depends on factors like location and condition and changes frequently. The assessed value is determined by the local tax assessor before consideration of exemptions applied on the property. Property taxes are based on the assessed value, not the market value.