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Contact Texas Home Tax Guide
Have a question, correction, or suggestion? We welcome feedback that helps Texas homeowners better understand the property tax protest process.
This is not a law firm, tax firm, or appraisal company. We provide general educational information only. We cannot give legal, tax, appraisal, or financial advice by email or any other channel.
Contact Information
The best way to reach us is by email. We read every message, though we cannot guarantee a reply to every inquiry.
info@texashometaxguide.comWhat We Can Help With
We are happy to help with anything related to the site itself:
- General questions about how the site works
- Corrections to county guide information (deadlines, CAD contact details, website links)
- Suggestions for improving tools, articles, or county guides
- Broken links or technical issues
- Partnership or media inquiries
What We Cannot Help With
Texas Home Tax Guide is an educational website, not a professional services firm. We are not able to provide:
- ✕Legal advice of any kind
- ✕Tax advice or appraisal advice
- ✕Representation at an ARB hearing or before any appraisal district
- ✕Filing a protest on your behalf
- ✕Reviewing your specific appraisal or evidence
- ✕Advice on whether you should protest or what outcome to expect
For questions about your specific protest, deadlines, or appraisal situation, please contact your county appraisal district directly or consult a licensed Texas attorney or property tax consultant.
Correction Requests
CAD websites, deadlines, phone numbers, and procedures change frequently. If you spot something that looks outdated or incorrect, please let us know. To help us review and fix it quickly, include:
- The county page or article you are referring to
- The specific information you believe needs correction
- A link to the official source, if available (e.g. the CAD website or Texas Comptroller page)
Response Time
We do our best to review messages, but responses are not guaranteed. If you have an urgent property tax matter (such as an approaching protest deadline), do not wait for a reply from us. Contact your county appraisal district directly or seek help from a qualified professional. Deadlines are strictly enforced in Texas, and missing one may forfeit your right to protest for that year.