The protest deadline for the current tax year is listed in your Notice of Appraised Value.
Per Tax Code Section 41.44(b), A property owner who files his notice of protest after the deadline prescribed by Subsection (a) of this section but before the appraisal review board approves the appraisal records is entitled to a hearing and determination of the protest if he shows good cause as determined by the board for failure to file the notice on time.
Late protests may be submitted prior to the approval of the appraisal records (typically around July 20-25th) if good cause is shown to the ARB.
The ARB Chairman will review the late filed protest to determine if there is sufficient good cause to grant the protest. If there is, you will be scheduled for a formal hearing before the ARB.
In the event good cause is not determined, you will receive a denial letter from the ARB by mail.
Submit your late protest and documentation showing good cause to the ARB by mail to 2949 N Stemmons Fwy, Dallas, TX 75437
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