34 Tex. Admin. Code § 9.3049 - Change of Use Determination
(a) The chief
appraiser shall include the following information in a notice of a change of
use determination required under Tax Code, §§
23.46,
23.55,
23.76, or
23.9807:
(1) the name, street address, mailing address
(if different), and telephone number of the appraisal district
office;
(2) the property owner's
name and a description of the affected property;
(3) a statement specifying the determination
that has been made by the chief appraiser and identifying the statutory
provision(s) under which such determination has been made;
(4) the year the property will begin to be
taxed at its market value;
(5) a
statement that the taxpayer may protest the decision to the appraisal review
board;
(6) a statement that the
deadline for filing a written protest is not later than 30 days after the date
of the notice;
(7) a statement that
if the property owner does not protest or the protest is denied, additional
taxes and interest will be billed and subject to penalties and additional
interest and a statement that a tax lien has already attached to the property
to secure payment of the additional taxes, interest, and penalties;
(8) the number of years for which the
additional taxes are being imposed; and
(9) a statement that the taxpayer may contact
each taxing unit's tax assessor to determine the amount of additional taxes,
interest, and penalties.
(b) The chief appraiser 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 in the same language and sequence as the model form.
(c) In special circumstances the chief
appraiser may use a form that provides additional information, deletes
information required by this section, or sets out the required information in
different language or sequence than that required by this section if the form
has been previously approved by the comptroller.
(d) The comptroller's model form applicable
to this section may be revised at the discretion of the comptroller. Current
forms can be obtained from the Comptroller of Public Accounts' Property Tax
Assistance Division.
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