How , In texas, do i find out if i owe back taxes on my property?
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Contact the County Tax Assessor's office.
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If it is a US federal return, you can use the IRS web site. Follow the link below.
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In my area (Montgomery County MD) you can look up ownership by going to the county government's website and looking for "Property Tax" data.  Or you can go to the State Government website and look up the agency that collects real estate taxes, in this case the Dept. of Assessments and Taxation, and search the Real Property Database.  Your local and state governments might offer similar information online at no charge.  A real estate broker might be able to tell you what the links are.
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H&R Block can answer that. Or call your State tax commision.
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Get the adress of the business. Take it to the court house. They will look it up in their records and can tell you who owns it and who owns the property its sitting on. The court house will have all the info you need since they have to keep it on record for tax purposes and etc.
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Go to IRS.GOV you might be able to find out what you are asking there.
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your best bet would be to go to the court house where the deed is recorded. look up the current deed on the property. from that deed you can look up who the current owners bought that property from. from that deed you can see who they bought the property from and so on. go back about 60 years.
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Call them and ask for it.  Or pull your old tax returns.
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Go to the court house in the county that the tax bill was issued. There should be a tax assessor or county clerk office. They will have your tax bill there
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I don't know what state you're from and the procedures in your state but here in Texas we have appraisal districts that have all the property records so they can appraise all property every year so the government can set the property taxes every year.\n\nAll property is in someone's name, so you should be able to go down to the appraisal district in your county or whatever government organization has the property records, (maybe the courthouse) and get on one of their computers, type in your grandfather's name (maybe even if he doesn't still own the property) and pull up the info.\n\nIf you know the address but not the parcel numbers and need the parcel numbers, you can find this out at the appraisal district.\n\nYou didn't explain much, so if I didn't hit the nail on the head, you can talk to a real estate agent and he/she can no doubt help you with some advice after asking you the necessary questions.\n\nIf your grandfather doesn't own the property any longer, I'm wondering why you're looking for this info.  It seems to me that if he owned property and hasn't been paying the taxes on it all this time, it was probably foreclosed on by the government and sold to someone else to pay the overdue taxes.\n\nIf he still owns the property, he'll have a deed that has all the property info, including the legal description of the property on it.\n\nHope this helped.
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If you e filed you can go to IRS.gov. There is a place where you can check on your refund. you have to put in your ss number and the first three letters of your last name.
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your county tax auditor should have a web site and u will be able to see all previous owners that it was titled for not sure if that is what u are looking for hope it helps
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Yes there is.  I know that I could view everything about my neighbors including the price they paid for their house, how much it is worth now and everything there is to know about their house and land by looking in the County Tax maps section of the County website.  You will get their names and addresses as well.  \n\nOkay, I went and checked my own again.\n\nDo a google search for your county name plus the words "tax map" and you should find it there, it is all public information.\n\nOnce you get to the tax map you can search by any of the following:\nby Owner Name\nby Parcel ID#\nby Address\nby E-911 Street Range List\n\nI use the address search :)\n\nThen you can just enter the street name.  If you don't enter your house address but only your street name you will get a result returned of everyone on your street.\n\nThis will give you the Owner's name and address along with all kinds of other info.  \n\nRemember, this is the OWNER of the properties, the person who pays the taxes.  If someone rents then you aren't getting their name.\n\nOH, AND ONE MORE THING :)\nYou can find out if renters are living there by clicking on the "Advanced Real Estate Data" link and looking at the billing address.  If the billing address is different than the property's address then chances are they are renters and you probably shouldn't address your announcement to the owners.  In that case you should just address it "To MY NEIGHBOR" or something more friendly than "occupant" :)
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registered deed,last tax paid receipt,blue print & etc
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check the tax records for the county the property is in this should reveal the owners name.then its up to you to track them down.this is usually there full legal name so it is helpful.then contact your attorney and have him find them for you.
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In Texas and in many other states you take the physical address to the County Appraisal District. Some states use the Tax Assessors Office. There you can cross reference the address to the land. When you do this you will find a book and page number which you can take to the Clerk of Courts or County Clerks office and look up the actual deed to the property. The Deed will show you the actual owners. Sometimes the owners are deceased and the heirs are not aware or do not care about the property. In that case you will have to research the owners names elsewhere. (Another class) Pleae note that you may get a name and address at the taxing authority also, the address where the tax bill is sent to the owner may not be same address as the land you are interested in. This is the case in all rental property.
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www.irs.gov\n\nclick the "where's my refund" link