Property Tax Advisor, Texas

Overview

This role involves representing homeowners in Texas at county Appraisal Review Board hearings to help manage property tax disputes. The organization provides fully prepared cases, including research, evidence, and case materials. The advisor's responsibility is to present these cases clearly and persuasively, negotiate informally where possible, and report outcomes.

This is a flexible, supplemental contractor position suitable for CPAs or attorneys familiar with Texas property tax processes. Hearings may be virtual, by phone, or occasionally in-person.

Responsibilities

• Review prepared case materials and supporting evidence prior to hearings.
• Represent property owners at Appraisal Review Board hearings across Texas.
• Present evidence clearly and persuasively to board members.
• Engage in informal negotiation or settlement discussions with appraisal districts where permitted.
• Report hearing outcomes back to the team.

Requirements

• Active Texas CPA or attorney license, or Texas property tax consultant registration (required to represent owners for a fee).
• Comfortable presenting and advocating in a hearing setting.
• Organized, reliable, and responsive.
• Familiarity with Texas property tax processes and local appraisal boards; residency in Texas is not required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience appearing before valuation boards or working as an assessor is a plus but not required.

Compensation & Benefits

• Per-case compensation.
• Flexible caseload to fit around existing work.
• Fully prepared cases and evidence packets provided.

Location

• Texas-based cases; remote work possible.
• Some hearings may require in-person attendance locally.

Additional Information

• This is a contractor role.
• No third-party brokerages or recruiters.