34 Tex. Admin. Code § 9.3003 - Uniform Tax Records System
(a) All tax
offices appraising property for purposes of ad valorem taxation shall develop
and maintain a uniform tax records system.
(b) The uniform tax records system shall be
composed of the following items of information:
(1) appraisal cards;
(2) maps;
(3) rendition forms;
(4) report of decreased value
forms;
(5) appraisal records of all
property;
(6) tax roll of any
taxing jurisdiction for whom the office assesses or collects;
(7) delinquent tax roll of any taxing
jurisdiction for whom the office assesses and collects taxes;
(8) alphabetical index;
(9) partial exemption lists;
(10) absolute exemption lists for property
for which an exemption application is required; and
(11) open-space land valuation; agricultural
use valuation; timber use valuation; recreational, park, and scenic land
valuation; and public access airport property lists.
(c) Each item required in the uniform tax
records system shall be developed and maintained as required by subsequent
rules of the board.
(d) Any item
required by these sections may be maintained in electronic data processing
records rather than in physical documents. However, a physical document for the
appraisal roll for the appraisal district or for a taxing unit and the tax
rolls for a taxing unit must be prepared and made readily available to the
public, as required by Texas Property Tax Code, §
1.10.
(e) Appraisal district offices failing to
establish a uniform tax records system as required in this section may be
judged to be in compliance upon a showing to the board that a uniform tax
records system substantially equivalent to that required in this section has
been established.
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