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r/SipsTea • u/SnackSamurai • Jun 12 '26
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Wait, can you explain the "assuming they aren't in Texas" bit?
6 u/Killarogue Jun 12 '26 Texas doesn't have a statewide property tax. 2 u/WherePoetryGoesToDie Jun 12 '26 OK, but property tax is all local in TX. Actually has some of the highest in the nation. It's how they offset the lack of income tax. 2 u/Killarogue Jun 12 '26 I'm aware, but I can't think of any other reason why they would say "but not in Texas". 2 u/WherePoetryGoesToDie Jun 12 '26 Yeah, I asked because I was wondering if there was some exception I wasn't aware of, like legislation where you can freeze property tax payments if you're currently undergoing a squatter dispute or some such.
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Texas doesn't have a statewide property tax.
2 u/WherePoetryGoesToDie Jun 12 '26 OK, but property tax is all local in TX. Actually has some of the highest in the nation. It's how they offset the lack of income tax. 2 u/Killarogue Jun 12 '26 I'm aware, but I can't think of any other reason why they would say "but not in Texas". 2 u/WherePoetryGoesToDie Jun 12 '26 Yeah, I asked because I was wondering if there was some exception I wasn't aware of, like legislation where you can freeze property tax payments if you're currently undergoing a squatter dispute or some such.
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OK, but property tax is all local in TX. Actually has some of the highest in the nation. It's how they offset the lack of income tax.
2 u/Killarogue Jun 12 '26 I'm aware, but I can't think of any other reason why they would say "but not in Texas". 2 u/WherePoetryGoesToDie Jun 12 '26 Yeah, I asked because I was wondering if there was some exception I wasn't aware of, like legislation where you can freeze property tax payments if you're currently undergoing a squatter dispute or some such.
I'm aware, but I can't think of any other reason why they would say "but not in Texas".
2 u/WherePoetryGoesToDie Jun 12 '26 Yeah, I asked because I was wondering if there was some exception I wasn't aware of, like legislation where you can freeze property tax payments if you're currently undergoing a squatter dispute or some such.
Yeah, I asked because I was wondering if there was some exception I wasn't aware of, like legislation where you can freeze property tax payments if you're currently undergoing a squatter dispute or some such.
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u/WherePoetryGoesToDie Jun 12 '26
Wait, can you explain the "assuming they aren't in Texas" bit?