Post by Logan on Jul 3, 2016 8:00:26 GMT -6
If a state officeholder of any political persuasion promises to cut your property taxes, demand proof.
They made their most recent attempt during last year’s legislative session with a constitutional amendment increasing the homestead exemption. Their hope was that school property tax bills would drop.
Voters approved the amendment in November, giving the average homeowner a $126 tax break.
Hey, if you can’t make it rain, make it sprinkle.
Read more: www.texastribune.org/2016/07/01/analysis-convincing-texas-property-taxpayers-theyv/
They made their most recent attempt during last year’s legislative session with a constitutional amendment increasing the homestead exemption. Their hope was that school property tax bills would drop.
Voters approved the amendment in November, giving the average homeowner a $126 tax break.
Hey, if you can’t make it rain, make it sprinkle.
Read more: www.texastribune.org/2016/07/01/analysis-convincing-texas-property-taxpayers-theyv/