Trusted by Commercial Property Owners for Over 50 Years
Harding and Carbone helps commercial property owners challenge unfair or inflated property tax valuations across a wide range of property types, including retail, office, industrial, and land. With decades of experience, the firm combines market expertise and detailed analysis to build strong cases that reduce tax burdens. Clients receive a dedicated account manager who provides proactive communication and guidance throughout the appeal process. In addition to appeals, the team offers ongoing support such as tax projections, accruals, split-outs, and agricultural rollback assistance. They address common valuation issues like overstated income comparisons, ignored vacancies or expenses, and outdated market data. By handling every step—from evidence gathering to board representation—they make it easy for owners to pursue fair taxation and focus on their business.
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Houston, TX 77008
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Frequently Asked Questions
Protests are typically completed within the months of May – September. Protests are handled as they are scheduled by the Appraisal District.
To apply for a Homestead Exemption, you will need to fill out a Residence Homestead Exemption Applicaiton (Form 50-114). The deadline to file the Application is April 30th (late applications are accepted).
Review the value on your Assessment Notice from the Appraisal District, if the value is higer than what you purchased it for there is a good chance you can save on your taxes. When signing up upload your closing statement and we will take care of the rest. We will also take care of filing or transfering your Homestead Exemption.
If you presented your protest in front of the Appraisal Review Board, you have the options to either file an Arbitration or a Lawsuit.
An Appraisal Review Board Decision may be appealed by filing for a Binding Arbitration (Appeal to the Texas Comptroller).
A Rendition consists of equipment and inventory used to run your business. In Texas you are required to file a Business Personal Property Rendition by April 15.