Property taxes are a necessary burden on homeowners, but it still stings when the rates are high. In Texas, the average ...

Abbott’s strategy combines primary pressure and legislative power plays to move caps on appraisals and a plan to eliminate ...

If you own a home in Texas, that fun time of year is here — your property taxes are due Friday. Why it matters: Texas doesn't ...

Texas is spending $51 billion on property tax relief in fiscal years 2026 and 2027 and will be required to spend the same amount in future bienniums to maintain existing tax exemptions, lawmakers said ...

Getting his recently unveiled property tax relief proposal through the Texas Legislature will likely be the toughest fight in Gov. Greg Abbott’s political career.

Completely eliminating Texas' high property taxes would have cost the state $81.5 billion last year — or more than half the state's current two-year budget — state budget officials told Texas senators ...

HOUSTON – Texas lawmakers passed and voters approved several property tax bills last year. Those bills will be due at the end of the month, and it will save some hundreds of dollars. The $18 billion ...

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Tax season has just begun and property taxes are top of mind, as many have upcoming deadlines to pay property taxes. With property valuations increasing by over 20% in many parts of DFW over the last ...

The proposal would require voters to decide on a constitutional amendment that would eliminate school property taxes for ...

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Texas would have to spend tens of billions of dollars to get rid of the state’s property taxes, state budget officials said Wednesday — a reality check on some conservatives who want to end them once ...