The Hegwood Group Blog
Property Taxes After Death
Posted on November 26, 2024Death and taxes are famously the two certainties in life — and unfortunately, property taxes don’t disappear when someone passes away. Understanding what happens to property taxes after death is crucial for both beneficiaries and estate executors in Texas. Who is Responsible for Property Taxes After Death? When a property owner passes away, their estate […]
Read MoreTexas Sales Tax Rate
Posted on October 25, 2024When you make a purchase in Texas, you’ll notice an extra charge added to your total bill – that’s the sales tax. The Texas sales tax rate can be a bit complex, as it involves both state and local components. This article offers a comprehensive overview of the Texas sales tax rate, explaining how it’s […]
Read MoreWhat Is A Tax Abatement
Posted on September 23, 2024Navigating property taxes is always complex, but amid that complexity can lie opportunities for savings. One such opportunity is a tax abatement. But what exactly is a tax abatement and how can it benefit you as a property owner? Let’s dive in and explore this valuable tool that can help you reduce your tax burden […]
Read MoreHow To Appeal Your Property Tax Assessment
Posted on August 30, 2024Property tax assessments can sometimes feel unfair or inaccurate, leaving you with a higher tax bill than you think is justified. Fortunately, in Texas, you have the right to appeal your property tax assessment if you believe it’s too high. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the process. Understanding Property Tax Assessments Your property […]
Read MoreWhat Is Sales And Use Tax
Posted on July 23, 2024If you live or operate a business in Texas, understanding sales and use tax is essential. These taxes play a significant role in funding state and local services. However, the intricacies can be confusing. This guide aims to demystify sales and use tax in Texas, equipping you with the knowledge you need to navigate this […]
Read MoreProperty Tax Exemptions In Texas
Posted on June 28, 2024Texas property taxes can be substantial, but the good news is there are numerous property tax exemptions available that could significantly reduce your annual bill. Whether you’re a homeowner, senior citizen, veteran, disabled individual, or business owner, understanding the property tax exemptions in Texas is key to maximizing your savings. Who is Exempt from Paying […]
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