Texas Property Tax Code Explained
Tips and Tricks of Reducing Texas Property Taxes with Appeals and Exemptions
Texas Property Tax Code has the insider information to minimize your property taxes. However, it is hundreds of pages long and the language is sometimes stilted. O’Connor has worked with the Tax Code for over 30 years and provides your insights and the back-story for many relevant provisions relating to property tax appeals, exemptions and much more.
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 5.06 – Explanation of Taxpayer Remedies
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 41.01 – Duties of the Appraisal Review Board
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 41.46 – 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
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