Texas Property Tax Code Explained
- Section 1.04 – Definitions
- Section 1.06 – Impact of Weekend
- Section 1.07a-d – Delivery of Notice
- Section 1.08 – Timeliness of Action by Mail
- Section 1.11 – Communications to Fiduciary
- Section 1.111 – Representation of Property Owner
- Section 5.03 – Powers and Duties Generally
- Section 5.04 – Training and Education of Appraisers
- Section 5.041 – Training of Appraisal Review Board Members
- Section 5.042 – Required Training for Chief Appraiser
- Section 5.05 – Publications
- Section 5.06 – Explanation of Taxpayer Remedies
- Section 5.10 – Ratio Studies
- Section 5.102 – Review of Appraisal Standards
- Section 5.14 – Public Access, Information and Complaints
- Section 6.01 – Appraisal Districts Established
- Section 6.025 – Overlapping Appraisal Districts; Joint Procedures
- Section 6.03 – Board of Directors
- Section 6.052 – Taxpayer Liaison Officer
- Section 6.06 – Appraisal District Budget and Financing
- Section 6.063 – Financial Audit
- Section 6.41 – Appraisal Review Board
- Section 6.42 – Organization, Meeting and Compensation
- Section 6.43 – Personnel
- Section 41.01 – Duties of the Appraisal Review Board
- Sections 41.09, 41.10 and 41.11 – Clerical Errors (41.09), Correction of Records on Recommendation of the Chief Appraiser (41.10) and Notice to Property Owner of Change in Record (41.11)
- Section 41.12 – Approval of Appraisal Records by Board
- Section 41.41 – Right of Protest
- Section 41.411 – Protest of Failure to Give Notice
- Section 41.412 – Person Acquiring Property After January 1
- Section 41.413 – Protest by Person Leasing Property
- Section 41.42 – Protest of Sites
- Section 41.43 – Protest of Determination of Value of Inequality of Appraisal
- Section 41.44 – Notice of Protest
- Section 41.45(a) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest
- Section 41.45(b) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest
- Section 41.45(d) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest
- Section 41.45(e) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest (Rescheduling)
- Section 41.45(f) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest – What if You Do Not Receive a Hearing?
- Section 41.45(g) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest and Rescheduling
- Section 41.45(h) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest – Sharing Information
- Section 41.45(i) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest – Affidavit Requirements
- Section 41.45(j) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest – Minimum Evidence for Affidavit Presented, Pursuant to 41.45(b)
- Section 41.45 (k) & (l) – Hearing on Property Tax Protest – Standard Form Available for Affidavit but Optional
- Section 41.46 – Notice of Property Tax Protest Hearing
- Section 41.461 – Notice of Certain Matters Before Hearing
- Section 41.47 – Determination of Property Tax Protest
- Section 41.61 – Issuance of Subpoena
- Section 41.66 – Property Tax Protest Hearing Procedures
- Section 41.67 – Evidence for a Property Tax Protest
- Section 41.68 – Recording of Hearing
- Section 41.71 – Property Tax Protest Hearings on a Weekend or Evening
- Section 41A.01 – Right of Appeal by Property Owner
- Section 41A.02 – Notice of Right to Arbitration
- Section 41A.03 – Request for Binding Arbitration
- Section 41A.04 – Contents of Binding Request Form
- Section 41A.05 – Processing of Binding Arbitration Request
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