Coach Dan Hart,
Chairman of
Taxpayers for Equal Appraisal, [TEA], and Betty Lee Hart, his wife, provide leadership for the projects
of TEA. Radio ads , Newspapers ads , community meetings and this website
inform you, the taxpayers, of your Rights and Remedies in the Property Taxation
Bureaucracy.
Coach Hart and Betty Lee Hart reason on behalf of Property
Taxpayers with the State Executive Officials, Senators and
Representatives in the Texas STATE CAPITOL .
Coach Hart and Betty Lee had the same Fiduciary Endeavors from 1954 to
about 1990 for THE KINKAID SCHOOL families.
COACH is a word
that has special
meaning for the HARTS !
TEA (Taxpayers for equal appraisal) is a 501(c)(3)
and contributions are encouraged. Consider joining
us.
Contributions are tax deductible.
Friends who wish to join or to volunteer, please contact
TEA by writing to:
Jim Robinson, Harris County Appraisal District Chief Appraiser: July
1997: "By the way, by next ARB (Appraisal Review Board of
Harris County Appraisal District), we're going to have our pamphlet on
equity protest ready and I think you'll -- I think you'll like it"
Jim Robinson's statement to Coach
Dan Hart about
the important "Protesting Unequal Appraisal" pamphlet, finally
came into the public light of day in March 1998 after Coach
Hart continued his disclosure requests to
Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD) AS HE (i.e. Coach
Hart) HAD
BEEN DOING FOR YEARS BEFORE! (IN YOUR BEHALF!!!)
Sands
Stiefer, Harris County Chief Deputy Appraiser: October 6, 1998,
"Out of 79,327 total protested accounts, 6996 or about 8.8% received
reductions based on unequal appraisal. As this is the first year we
kept statistics on unequal appraisal, it is impossible to determine how
many accounts may have received relief in prior years, but the number was
certainly much smaller."
Click
below to read the Pamphlet (if you have Adobe Acrobat Reader) [required
here - this is a pdf file].
(Note: after you read the pamphlet,
click on "back" to return to your friends here at TEA)
Do you think one person can't make a difference?
The Constitution of the United States sets forth, with its
opening, the whole of the American experience in these
words:
"We the people"!
We can make a big difference...with your help!
It is "We, the people."
Do you get it?
(Think about it.)
Legal notice: TEA (Taxpayers for equal
appraisal) does not provide legal advice. TEA provides
information as TEA understands current affairs and events! Many
different sources with many different opinions and rules mold
the affairs and events that affect the ever changing rules of the
road regarding your property taxes!
Coach Dan Hart,
Jim Robinson, Harris County Appraisal District Chief Appraiser: July
1997: "By the way, by next ARB (Appraisal Review Board of
Harris County Appraisal District), we're going to have our pamphlet on
equity protest ready and I think you'll -- I think you'll like it"
Click
below to read the Pamphlet (if you have Adobe Acrobat Reader) [required
here - this is a pdf file]. 