Filing season is closed. Texas and Georgia reopen April 1, 2027; you can reserve your kit from January 31, 2027.
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Appeal your property tax bill. We check first. You keep the savings.

We check whether an appeal will actually lower your tax bill, after caps and exemptions, before you pay. If it won’t, we’ll tell you, and we won’t sell you one. If it will, we mail you a ready-to-sign kit for a flat $89: you sign it and mail it. No percentage of your savings, ever.

No charge unless an appeal will lower your bill.
5%
Fewer than 5% of taxpayers ever challenge their assessment.
5 min
To sign your kit, add a stamp and put it in the mail.
100%
Of what you save stays yours. We never take a cut.
Why homeowners appeal
Most over-assessed homeowners never say anything
The National Taxpayers Union Foundation estimates that 30–60% of taxable property in the United States is over-assessed — and that fewer than 5% of taxpayers ever challenge it.
Source: National Taxpayers Union Foundation. Estimate by an advocacy organization, not a peer-reviewed study.
What the county records actually show
Every figure below comes from a county's own published records or a peer-reviewed study of them — each one linked to its source.
70%
of owner-filed Collin County protests won a lower market value

Collin County publishes every protest as open data. In 2025, 9,731 of 13,910 owner-filed homestead protests ended with a lower market value than the county first noticed. On taxable value — what actually moves a tax bill — the figure is 44%, because the 10% homestead cap can hold taxes flat even when market value falls.

Source: Collin CAD Protest Data, Texas Open Data Portal (2025)
69.7%
of homeowner-filed Dallas County protests won a reduction

A peer-reviewed study of Dallas Central Appraisal District records found homeowners who filed their own protest succeeded 69.7% of the time, with average first-year savings of $485 on a successful protest.

Source: Nathan, Perez-Truglia & Zentner, American Economic Journal: Economic Policy (2025), tax year 2020
49%
of Florida VAB petitions that reached a decision won a reduction

Across all 67 Florida counties in tax year 2024, boards reduced 32,216 of the 65,437 petitions they decided, taking $6.0 billion in taxable value off the rolls. In Miami-Dade the rate was 62%.

Source: Florida Department of Revenue, DR-529 Report (2024)
These are published results for the jurisdiction shown, not TaxAppeal USA results, and not a prediction for any individual property. Outcomes vary widely by county and by property. TaxAppeal USA is a document preparation service and does not guarantee any reduction.
How it works
Three steps. We check first, and you sign and mail it.
1

We check first

Enter your address. We pull your county's value and recent comparable sales, and run your bill through your county's caps and exemptions. If an appeal won't lower your bill by more than our $89 fee, we tell you and don't sell you one.

2

We mail you the kit

The official form filled in for your home, your evidence, a one-page checklist and a return envelope addressed to the county. A PDF copy of the full kit is also emailed to you the same day.

3

You sign it and mail it

Sign in ink, add a stamp, and mail it before your deadline. It takes about five minutes. The county writes to you directly. We do not file it, represent you or attend hearings.

<5%

of taxpayers ever challenge their assessment

The National Taxpayers Union Foundation estimates that fewer than 5% of taxpayers dispute their assessment, while 30–60% of taxable U.S. property is over-assessed. A kit costs $89, and signing and mailing it takes about five minutes. Whether your county grants a reduction is up to your county — we give you the official form filled in and the evidence to send with it.

Source: National Taxpayers Union Foundation. Advocacy-organization estimate, not a peer-reviewed study.

One-time fee
$89
Flat rate. No percentage of your savings, ever.
In Florida your county also charges its own filing fee of $15–$50. You pay it to the county, with a cheque in the envelope; it is not part of our $89. Texas and Georgia charge no filing fee.

vs. the other guys
Most property tax services charge 25–50% of whatever you save. On a $2,000 win, that's up to $1,000 gone before it ever reaches you. We charge a flat $89 — your savings are yours, every dollar.

What’s in your $89 kit
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The official form, filled in

Georgia: Form PT-311A or your county's own appeal form. Texas: the Comptroller's Form 50-132. Florida: Form DR-486. Completed for your home, ready for your signature.

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Your evidence

Georgia: recent sales of similar homes. Texas: an equal-and-uniform comparison from your appraisal district's own roll. Florida: comparable values. Printed and ready to send with your appeal.

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A return envelope addressed to the county

Addressed to your county board of assessors, appraisal district or Value Adjustment Board. Add a stamp and mail it.

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A one-page checklist

Where to sign, what to send, and the deadline for your county.

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The same kit as a PDF

Emailed the day you order. In the last days before a deadline there isn't time to mail a printed kit, so we email it as a PDF to print, sign and mail.

Currently available in
We prepare ready-to-sign property tax appeal kits in Texas, Georgia and Florida. Arkansas and Alabama open for the 2027 season.
📍 Texas — Deadline: May 15, or 30 days after your appraisal notice — whichever is later
📍 Georgia — Deadline: 45 days from the date on your assessment notice
📍 Florida — Deadline: 25 days after your county mails its TRIM notice
🕐 Arkansas — Opens for the 2027 season
🕐 Alabama — Opens for the 2027 season
🕐 More states coming soon — Oklahoma, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico
How TaxAppeal compares
Different services suit different people. Here's how we compare.
✓ TaxAppeal USAAppealDesk ($49)Abode MoneyContingency Firms
Price✅ $89 one-time flat fee⚠️ $49 + print/mail costs❌ $99/yr subscription❌ 25-50% of your savings
Auto-renewal / subscription✅ Never. You decide each year.✅ No subscription❌ $99 auto-billed every year❌ Auto-enrolled -- % taken every year
Comparable sales analysis✅ Included✅ Included✅ Included✅ Included
Protest/appeal document✅ Official form filled in for you✅ Generated✅ Generated✅ Drafted by their team
Who mails it to the county⚠️ You sign & mail it -- envelope pre-addressed⚠️ You print, address & mail it✅ They handle it✅ They handle it
Printed kit mailed to you✅ Yes, plus a PDF copy by email❌ You print it➖ Not applicable➖ Not applicable
Deadline⚠️ Yours -- printed on your checklist⚠️ Yours✅ They handle it✅ They handle it
States covered✅ TX, FL, GA, AR, AL (5 states)⚠️ 50 states (DIY only)❌ TX + FL only⚠️ Varies by firm
Cost on $2,000 savings✅ $89 once -- keep $1,911⚠️ $49 + your time + risk❌ $99/yr ongoing forever❌ $400-$1,000 taken per year
Pay again next year?✅ Only if you choose to✅ Only if you choose to❌ Automatic -- no choice❌ Auto-enrolled if savings continue
No subscription. No percentage. No auto-renewal. Contingency firms take a share of your savings. Abode Money bills you every year. TaxAppeal is $89 once, and we check whether an appeal will actually lower your bill before you pay. We don’t file or represent you: you sign the kit and mail it yourself.
Common questions
Everything you need to know before filing.
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TaxAppeal USA is a self-service document-preparation service. We prepare a ready-to-sign appeal kit and mail it to you; you sign it and mail it to the county yourself. In every state we serve, including Florida, we are not property tax consultants, agents, or representatives, we do not provide tax or legal advice, and we do not file appeals or represent customers before any appraisal district, board of assessors, board of equalization, value adjustment board, or review board. Every appeal, protest and petition is prepared for the property owner, signed by the owner, and mailed by the owner in the owner’s name. In Florida your petition is signed by you as the property owner under section 194.011(3), Florida Statutes, and the county’s Value Adjustment Board filing fee is paid by you directly to the county. TaxAppeal USA does not sign as your representative, does not appear before the Board, and does not present evidence or argument at a hearing.