You're invited to join us for a landmark property tax forum & luncheon on January 23, 2025, in Addison, TX. RSVP
Join us for the Texas Leadership Luncheon: Constitutional Amendments and the Future of Property Tax Policy. This exclusive event brings together influential leaders and policy experts to examine the recently approved constitutional amendments and their impact on property tax in Texas. Gain insights into what these changes mean for businesses, taxpayers, and local governments, and engage in forward-looking discussions on shaping the future of property tax policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with decision-makers and stay ahead of critical developments.
John Brusniak is widely regarded as the dean of Texas property tax litigation. He began practicing law in 1976 and took on his first property tax case in 1981, securing a landmark jury win and a rare taxpayer-favored appellate ruling. As appraisal districts emerged, he shifted his practice exclusively to representing taxpayers and later founded his own firm after serving as a partner in two major Texas law firms.
Kevin Falconer - Denton County Commissioner Precinct 2
A native of North Texas, has proudly called Carrollton and Denton County his home for an impressive 33 years.
His dedication to public service is underscored by his tenure as Carrollton's Mayor from 2017 to 2022, preceded by a notable stint as a council member from 2009 to 2015. During this time, he actively contributed to pivotal regional councils and coalitions,
Mitch Little, State Representative for House District 65, is a Texas attorney and community leader fighting to for lower property taxes for Texas families and businesses. In addition to his public service, Mitch is a partner at Scheef & Stone, LLP, where he represents individuals and business organizations in state and federal courts across the country.
His legal practice focuses on complex commercial...
Brent South - Chief Appraiser, Hunt County Appraisal District
Brent began his career in the property tax profession at Smith County Appraisal District and has worked for Dallas CAD and Rockwall Cad before accepting the position of Chief Appraiser for Hunt Cad in 2007.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Western Governors University and has obtained the designations of...
