According to the old cliche, everything is bigger in Texas. This includes cowboy hats, hairstyles and... property taxes? If a recent study has anything to say about it, then yes--Texas has bigger property taxes than many other states. According to a new report, Texas...
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Month: March 2018
There are limits to what you can do with your property
There are certain laws and regulations in place that can affect what you may or may not be able to do with your property in Texas. Land use laws are complex, and disputes regarding this particular issue can be costly, stressful and may make it difficult for you to...
The three types of tax audits
If you are like most taxpayers, you dread the thought of facing a tax audit. While tax audits are not usually as grave as they seem, they are intimidating nonetheless. The prospect of an IRS agent combing through your personal finances in search of an error is not...
Could your tax filing behavior increase your chance of an audit?
With only a few weeks left before the tax filing deadline, taxpayers are scrambling to file their returns. Perhaps even more feared than the deadline is what may come after it: A tax audit. While the majority of Americans’ tax returns will not be subject to an...
Texas-based radio giant contemplates bankruptcy
Radio played a crucial role in the lives of baby boomers, but the millennial generation seems to be losing interest. The popularity of radio stations has been waning with the onset of streaming and on-demand services. As a result, some radio companies are...
Tips for homeowners to avoid a mechanic’s lien
The name “mechanic’s lien” can be misleading. Many people mistakenly believe that mechanic’s liens have something to do with the mechanic who has done repair work on their home. Mechanic’s liens actually refer to a legal claim that is...