34 Tex. Admin. Code § 9.3006 - Notice of Estimated Taxes Required to be Posted by County Appraisal Districts and Taxing Unit Assessors
(a) The chief
appraiser and assessor collector for each taxing unit participating in the
appraisal district shall include the following information in a notice of
estimated taxes required under Tax Code, §
26.04(e-2):
(1) A statement directing the property owner
to an Internet website from which the owner may access information related to
the actions taken or proposed to be taken by each taxing unit in which the
property is located that may affect the taxes imposed on the owner's property.
The statement must include a heading that is in bold, capital letters in type
larger than that used in the other provisions of the notice;
(2) A statement that the property owner may
request from the county assessor-collector for the county in which the property
is located, or if the county assessor-collector does not assess taxes for the
county, the person who assess taxes for the county under Tax Code, §
6.24(b),
contact information for the assessor for each taxing unit which the property is
located who must provide the information described in this subsection to the
owner on request;
(3) The name,
address, and telephone number of the county assessor-collector for the county
in which the property is located or, if the county assessor-collector does not
assess taxes for the county, the person who assesses taxes for the county under
Tax Code, §
6.24(b);
and
(4) Instructions describing how
a property owner may register on the appraisal district's Internet website to
have notifications regarding updates to the property tax database delivered to
the owner by e-mail.
(b)
The chief appraiser and assessor collector for each taxing unit participating
in the appraisal district may use the comptroller prescribed model form
applicable to this section or use a different form that sets out the
information listed in subsection (a) of this section.
(c) The chief appraiser of each appraisal
district and the assessor collector for each taxing unit participating in the
appraisal district may determine the format, posting, and publication of notice
under this section, as long as the format, posting, and publication comply with
Tax Code, §
26.04(e-2),
(e-3), and (e-6).
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