Important Dates To Remember 

April 1st
Notices of Appraised Value will be mailed from the Appraisal District.  You will be given your notified value for the current year.
Business Personal Property Renditions are due to be filed.
 
May 15
This is the date to file your protest with the county – generally.  Every county has its own Appraisal District, and every Appraisal District has its own way of doing things. Texas Tax Code simply states that the protest deadline is no later than May 15th or the 30th day after the date of notice (appraisal notice) to the property owner was delivered (Texas Tax Code 41.44).
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October 1
Property tax statements are mailed out to all property owners. 

 
​  Heads up! This deadline used to be May 31st, but was changed in 2018 to May 15th,
​giving you 15 fewer days to file your protest.

 January 1st of the current year is the day that appraisal districts use to value your property. That means the question you and everyone at the appraisal district should be asking is, “What was this property worth on January 1st?”

Important Links

• Dallas County Appraisal District
• Denton County Appraisal District
  
• Johnson County Appraisal District
• Tarrant County Appraisal District
  
• Texas Comptrollers Office
  

The Deadline To Protest Your Property Value Is May 15th

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