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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Property tax for newly purchased property
Hi All,
Just purchased some single family. However, the appraised value from appraisal district is higher than purchase price. Want to protest the property tax, but didn't get the notice with ifile number. I believe the notice was sent to the seller.
Is there anything I can do to protest the property tax?
Thanks a lot!