Jersey Tax Consultants · Commercial

Your commercial property is probably over-assessed. We protest it. You pay only if you save.

Offices, retail, multifamily, and industrial owners across Texas overpay every year because building a credible comp set is slow and expensive. We do that work for you, file the protest, and take 25% of what you save. Nothing saved, nothing owed.

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Real comps, not boilerplate

We pull every comparable commercial parcel straight from your appraisal district and rank them by use, age, size, and value per square foot. The packet the appraiser sees is built from CAD records, not a generic template.

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Equal and Uniform leverage

Texas law lets you protest when your value sits above the median of comparable properties. It is the strongest commercial ground and the most under-used. We compute that median for your sub-market and build the case around it.

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We handle the whole protest -- and escalate if needed

We file as your authorized agent, negotiate at the informal review, and appear at the Appraisal Review Board. If the ARB does not deliver a fair number, we do not walk away: we pursue binding arbitration under Tex. Tax Code §41A for qualifying properties, and coordinate district-court appeals through our partner counsel for the rest. You sign once and we take it from there.

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Contingency only, 25%

No retainer, no upfront fee. We invoice 25% of your estimated annual savings only after the district lowers your value. If we do not win a reduction, you owe nothing.

We don’t stop at the ARB.

Most consultants fold when the Appraisal Review Board falls short. We don’t. If the ARB ruling leaves money on the table, we escalate:

Binding arbitration (Tex. Tax Code §41A) -- for qualifying commercial properties (generally valued at $5 million or below, including NNN leases), we can file directly for binding arbitration. A neutral arbitrator sets the final value; no courtroom required.
District-court appeal -- for properties that don’t qualify for §41A or where the stakes warrant litigation, we coordinate the referral to our partner counsel, who files suit under Tex. Tax Code Ch. 42. We stay involved through that process; you are not handed off and forgotten.

Jersey Tax Consultants is a consultancy, not a law firm. District-court appeals are filed by licensed Texas attorneys through our partner-counsel arrangement; those fees are separate and disclosed before you authorize that step.

We take: office, retail, multifamily, mixed-use, light industrial, warehouse, self-storage, and limited-service hospitality. Heavy industrial, agricultural, and special-district parcels we refer out rather than under-perform.

Send us the address. We will tell you straight.

We pull the CAD record, run the comparison against your sub-market, and tell you whether a protest is worth filing. If we do not think we can win, we say so before you sign.

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Jersey Tax Consultants is a property tax consultancy, not a law firm. Savings are estimates; actual outcomes depend on the appraisal district’s final order and your combined tax rate. No specific outcome is guaranteed. Binding arbitration under Tex. Tax Code §41A is available for qualifying properties only and is subject to eligibility determined at the time of protest. District-court appeals (Tex. Tax Code Ch. 42) are filed by licensed Texas attorneys through our partner-counsel arrangement; those engagements are separate from our contingency agreement and fees are disclosed before authorization.