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Appendix 8
Appraisal District Board of Directors Questionnaire

The Comptroller's Property Tax Division needs and requests your frank and honest opinions, comments and concerns about the management and operation of the Tom Green County Appraisal District. The appraisal district is receiving an appraisal standards review.

As a member of the board of directors, you are in a position to provide our review team significant feedback that could prove valuable during the review. Your candid comments regarding district operations will be deeply appreciated, along with any suggestions that you may have for improving operations.

Please mail the completed form to the Comptroller's office by Fall, 2005 in the enclosed envelope or fax it to the Comptroller's office at 1-512-305-9801. If you prefer to discuss the review in person or by telephone, please call the project manager, of the Property Tax Division, at 1-800-531-5441.

Please select the answer that best describes your response to the survey question. For ratings questions, please place a check mark in the appropriate box.

1. Your position within the board:(Check the one that most closely applies)
  President  
  Vice President or Other Officer of the Board  
  Member  

Board Policies and Procedures
Survey Questions Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Don't Know
1. The board maintains a comprehensive, well-documented set of policies and procedures to guide the operation of the appraisal district.          
2. All board policies in my district are thoroughly reviewed and updated at least every two years.          
3. The board policy regarding the designation of an auditor closely follows Sec. 6.063 of the Tax Code.          
4. Board policy requires the administration to report on the findings the financial audit each year.          
5. The board, by policy, closely tracks and monitors corrective actions taken to address issues identified during the annual financial audit.          
6. The board has a written policy regarding the hiring, evaluation and dismissal of personnel.          
7. Personnel policies are distributed to all staff in the district and are made available to applicants and the public upon request.          
8. Board policies are accessible by the public either in hardcopy or on-line.          
9. Board member training requirements are stipulated in board policy.          
10. Board members annually attend required training.          
11. Board policy allows members of the public an opportunity to speak at board meetings.          
12. Board meetings are orderly and members generally follow Robert's Rules of Order during meetings.          
13. Board minutes are detailed and provide a reliable source of historical information regarding the decisions and discussions of the board.          
14. The board appropriately uses executive sessions and follows all other open meeting requirements.          
15. Board policy clearly outlines the appointment of a taxpayer liaison office. (If you are NOT a district with a population greater than 125,000 and do not have a taxpayer liaison, please check "Don't Know.")          

Chief appraiser and Staff
Survey Questions Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Don't Know
16. The board annually evaluates the chief appraiser.          
17. The board's evaluation of the chief appraiser is formally documented and based upon measurable criteria.          
18. The board has a written job description and performance plan for the chief appraiser          
19. There is an open line of communication between the board and the chief appraiser.          
20. The chief appraiser effectively manages the day-to-day operations of the appraisal district.          
21. District staff responds positively to the management style of the chief appraiser.          
22. The board has confidence in the chief appraiser.          
23. Appraisers possess the skills, experience and credentials needed to appropriately appraise property.          
24. Staff members are competent and good at their jobs.          
25. The chief appraiser faithfully adheres to all board policies and procedures in managing the day-to-day operation of the district.          
26. Appraisal district staff members are monitored by the chief appraiser to ensure that they are faithfully following the policies and procedures outlined by the board.          
27. My district's taxpayer liaison officer provides valuable service to the district and the community. (If you are NOT a district with a population greater than 125,000 and do not have a taxpayer liaison, please check "Don't Know.")          

Property Appraisals
Survey Questions Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Don't Know
28. Board policy outlines a periodic reappraisal plan that complies with the requirements of Sec 25.18 of the Tax Code.          
29. My board understands the statutory requirement to maintain property appraisals at or near market value.          

Appraisals Review Board
Survey Questions Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Don't Know
30. The board has a well-documented policy for appointing appraisal review board members.          
31. My board closely follows the law and its own policy in the manner in which it deals with appraisal review board members.          
32. The board closely monitors the training attended by appraisal review board members to ensure that all members are in compliance with statutory requirements.          

Budgeting and Financial Management
Survey Questions Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Don't Know
33. The board annually adopts a budget in compliance with state law.          
34. The board has considerable input into the development of the budget.          
35. The external audit contract is periodically bid and auditors are rotated periodically.          
36. The district has a depository contract that provides a market rate of interest and a comprehensive list of needed services to the district.          
37. The board exercises considerable approval control over any contracts entered into by the district.          
38. The board regularly monitors the performance of contractors after a contract is signed.          
39. The board regularly solicits feedback from the public on controversial topics, particularly as it deals with financial matters.          

Please feel free to share any additional comments about specific challenges or opportunities facing your appraisal district.
Additional comments
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.

Sincerely,

Buddy Breivogel
Property Tax Division
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

Appendix 9
Texas Tax Code, § 6.06 - Appraisal District Budget and Financing

(a) Each year the chief appraiser shall prepare a proposed budget for the operations of the district for the following tax year and shall submit copies to each taxing unit participating in the district and to the district board of directors before June 15. He shall include in the budget a list showing each proposed position, the proposed salary for the position, all benefits proposed for the position, each proposed capital expenditure, and an estimate of the amount of the budget that will be allocated to each taxing unit. Each taxing unit entitled to vote on the appointment of board members shall maintain a copy of the proposed budget for public inspection at its principal administrative office.

(b) The board of directors shall hold a public hearing to consider the budget. The secretary of the board shall deliver to the presiding officer of the governing body of each taxing unit participating in the district not later than the 10th day before the date of the hearing a written notice of the date, time, and place fixed for the hearing. The board shall complete its hearings, make any amendments to the proposed budget it desires, and finally approve a budget before September 15. If governing bodies of a majority of the taxing units entitled to vote on the appointment of board members adopt resolutions disapproving a budget and file them with the secretary of the board within 30 days after its adoption, the budget does not take effect, and the board shall adopt a new budget within 30 days of the disapproval.

(c) The board may amend the approved budget at any time, but the secretary of the board must deliver a written copy of a proposed amendment to the presiding officer of the governing body of each taxing unit participating in the district not later than the 30th day before the date the board acts on it.

(d) Each taxing unit participating in the district is allocated a portion of the amount of the budget equal to the proportion that the total dollar amount of property taxes imposed in the district by the unit for the tax year in which the budget proposal is prepared bears to the sum of the total dollar amount of property taxes imposed in the district by each participating unit for that year. If a taxing unit participates in two or more districts, only the taxes imposed in a district are used to calculate the unit's cost allocations in that district. If the number of real property parcels in a taxing unit is less than 5 percent of the total number of real property parcels in the district and the taxing unit imposes in excess of 25 percent of the total amount of the property taxes imposed in the district by all of the participating taxing units for a year, the unit's allocation may not exceed a percentage of the appraisal district's budget equal to three times the unit's percentage of the total number of real property parcels appraised by the district.

(e) Unless the governing body of a unit and the chief appraiser agree to a different method of payment, each taxing unit shall pay its allocation in four equal payments to be made at the end of each calendar quarter, and the first payment shall be made before January 1 of the year in which the budget takes effect. A payment is delinquent if not paid on the date it is due. A delinquent payment incurs a penalty of 5 percent of the amount of the payment and accrues interest at an annual rate of 10 percent. If the budget is amended, any change in the amount of a unit's allocation is apportioned among the payments remaining.

(f) Payments shall be made to a depository designated by the district board of directors. The district's funds may be disbursed only by a written check, draft, or order signed by the chairman and secretary of the board or, if authorized by resolution of the board, by the chief appraiser.

(g) If a taxing unit decides not to impose taxes for any tax year, the unit is not liable for any of the costs of operating the district in that year, and those costs are allocated among the other taxing units as if that unit had not imposed taxes in the year used to calculate allocations. However, if that unit has made any payments, it is not entitled to a refund.

(h) If a newly formed taxing unit or a taxing unit that did not impose taxes in the preceding year imposes taxes in any tax year, that unit is allocated a portion of the amount budgeted to operate the district as if it had imposed taxes in the preceding year, except that the amount of taxes the unit imposes in the current year is used to calculate its allocation. Before the amount of taxes to be imposed for the current year is known, the allocation may be based on an estimate to which the district board of directors and the governing body of the unit agree, and the payments made after that amount is known shall be adjusted to reflect the amount imposed. The payments of a newly formed taxing unit that has no source of funds are postponed until the unit has received adequate tax or other revenues.

(i) The fiscal year of an appraisal district is the calendar year unless the governing bodies of three-fourths of the taxing units entitled to vote on the appointment of board members adopt resolutions proposing a different fiscal year and file them with the secretary of the board not more than 12 and not less than eight months before the first day of the fiscal year proposed by the resolutions. If the fiscal year of an appraisal district is changed under this subsection, the chief appraiser shall prepare a proposed budget for the fiscal year as provided by Subsection (a) of this section before the 15th day of the seventh month preceding the first day of the fiscal year established by the change, and the board of directors shall adopt a budget for the fiscal year as provided by Subsection (b) of this section before the 15th day of the fourth month preceding the first day of the fiscal year established by the change. Unless the appraisal district adopts a different method of allocation under Section 6.061 of this code, the allocation of the budget to each taxing unit shall be calculated as provided by Subsection (d) of this section using the amount of property taxes imposed by each participating taxing unit in the most recent tax year preceding the fiscal year established by the change for which the necessary information is available. Each taxing unit shall pay its allocation as provided by Subsection (e) of this section, except that the first payment shall be made before the first day of the fiscal year established by the change and subsequent payments shall be made quarterly. In the year in which a change in the fiscal year occurs, the budget that takes effect on January 1 of that year may be amended as necessary as provided by Subsection (c) of this section in order to accomplish the change in fiscal years.

(j) If the total amount of the payments made or due to be made by the taxing units participating in an appraisal district exceeds the amount actually spent or obligated to be spent during the fiscal year for which the payments were made, the chief appraiser shall credit the excess amount against each taxing unit's allocated payments for the following year in proportion to the amount of each unit's budget allocation for the fiscal year for which the payments were made. If a taxing unit that paid its allocated amount is not allocated a portion of the district's budget for the following fiscal year, the chief appraiser shall refund to the taxing unit its proportionate share of the excess funds not later than the 150th day after the end of the fiscal year for which the payments were made.

Acts 1979, 66th Leg., p. 2226, ch. 841, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1981. Amended by Acts 1981, 67th Leg., 1st C.S., p. 122, ch. 13, Sec. 17, 18, eff. Aug. 14, 1981; Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 311, Sec. 1, eff. Aug. 26, 1985; Acts 1989, 71st Leg., ch. 796, Sec. 9, eff. Sept. 1, 1989; Acts 1991, 72nd Leg., ch. 20, Sec. 16, eff. Aug. 26, 1991; Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 347, Sec. 4.07, eff. May 31, 1993.

Appendix 10
Approaches to Determining or Appraising Value

Texas Tax Code, § 23.011 - Cost Approach to Value

If the chief appraiser uses the cost method of appraisal to determine the market value of real property, the chief appraiser shall:

(1) use cost data obtained from generally accepted sources;

(2) make any appropriate adjustment for physical, functional, or economic obsolescence;

(3) make available to the public on request cost data developed and used by the chief appraiser as applied to all properties within a property category and may charge a reasonable fee to the public for the data;

(4) clearly state the reason for any variation between generally accepted cost data and locally produced cost data if the data vary by more than 10 percent; and

(5) make available to the property owner on request all applicable market data that demonstrate the difference between the replacement cost of the improvements to the property and the depreciated value of the improvements.

Added by Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1039, § 22, eff. Jan. 1, 1998.

Texas Tax Code, § 23.012 - Income Approach to Value

(a) If the income method of appraisal is the most appropriate method to use to determine the market value of real property, the chief appraiser shall:

(1) analyze comparable rental data available to the chief appraiser or the potential earnings capacity of the property, or both, to estimate the gross income potential of the property;

(2) analyze comparable operating expense data available to the chief appraiser to estimate the operating expenses of the property;

(3) analyze comparable data available to the chief appraiser to estimate rates of capitalization or rates of discount; and

(4) base projections of future rent or income potential and expenses on reasonably clear and appropriate evidence.

(b) In developing income and expense statements and cash-flow projections, the chief appraiser shall consider:

(1) historical information and trends;

(2) current supply and demand factors affecting those trends; and

(3) anticipated events such as competition from other similar properties under construction.

Added by Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1039, § 22, eff. Jan. 1, 1998. Amended by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 548, § 1, eff. Jan. 1, 2004.

Texas Tax Code, § 23.013 - Market Data Comparison Method of Appraisal

If the chief appraiser uses the market data comparison method of appraisal to determine the market value of real property, the chief appraiser shall use comparable sales data and shall adjust the comparable sales to the subject property.

Added by Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1039, § 22, eff. Jan. 1, 1998. Amended by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 1295, § 2, eff. Jan. 1, 2000.

Appendix 11
Property Tax Forms

  • Abatement Registry & Refund for Economic Development Forms
  • Audit Request Forms (ISD)
  • ARB - Appraisal Review Board Forms
  • Collections Forms
  • Exemptions Forms
  • Other Forms
  • Property Value Study Protest Forms
  • Renditions Forms
  • Railroad Rolling Stock Forms
  • Special Appraisal Forms
  • Special Inventory Forms
  • Reports on Property Value Forms
  • Truth-in-Taxation Forms for Tax Rate Adoption
  • School Districts - Economic Development Act
  • Survey Forms

Abatement Registry & Refund for Economic Development

  • 50-275 Enterprise Zone or Reinvestment Zone Registry (updated 6-18-2002)
  • 50-276 Tax Abatement Registry--New Agreement (updated 6-18-2002)
  • 50-277 Tax Abatement Registry--Assigned, Modified or Cancelled Agreement (updated 6-18-2002)
  • AP-186 Application for Refund of State Taxes Paid by Person Owning Certain Abated Property

Audit Request Forms (ISD)

  • 50-302 Request for School District Taxable Value Audit (added 6-18-2003)
  • 50-303 Chief Appraiser Affidavit of Value for School District Audit (added 6-18-2003)

ARB - Appraisal Review Board

  • 50-132 Notice of Protest --also available in Spanish (updated 4-14-2003)
  • 50-133 Affidavit for Protest Hearing
  • 50-195 Property Tax Protest and Appeal Procedures (updated 3-28-2002)
  • 50-215 Petition Challenging Appraisal Records
  • 50-216 Notice of Protest Hearing (updated 3-28-2002)
  • 50-217 Waiver of 15-day Notice of Protest Hearing
  • 50-218 Settlement and Waiver of Protest
  • 50-219 Form of Subpoena
  • 50-220 Order Determining Challenge
  • 50-221 Order Determining Protest
  • 50-222 Notice of Final Order with Form for Notice of Appeal (updated 3-28-2002)
  • 50-223 Notice of Issuance of ARB Order to Taxing Unit
  • 50-224 Order to Correct Appraisal Records
  • 50-225 Order Approving Appraisal Records
  • 50-226 Notice to Taxpayer (Property Tax Code Section 41.11)
  • 50-227 Order Approving Supplemental Appraisal Records
  • 50-228 Order to Correct Appraisal Roll (After Certification)
  • 50-229 Conflict of Interest Affidavit
  • 50-230 Motion for Hearing to Correct One-Third Over-Appraisal Error
  • 50-231 Notice of Hearing
  • 50-232 Notice of Public Hearing of the Appraisal Review Board
  • 50-249 Joint Motion to Correct Incorrect Appraised Value
  • 50-283 Property Owner's Affidavit of Evidence to the Appraisal Review Board (added 3-9-2000)
  • AP-219 Request for Binding Arbitration (added 8-25-2005)

Collections

  • 50-126 Tax Deferral Affidavit for Over-65 or Disabled Homeowner (updated 10-14-2003)
  • 50-134 Sample Current Tax Receipt (updated 8-11-2005)
  • 50-181 Application for Tax Refund (updated 3-1-2000)
  • 50-182 Tax Certificate (updated 8-25-2005)
  • 50-184 Request to Postpone Tax Bill
  • 50-213 Sample Delinquent Tax Receipt (added 8-29-2000)
  • 50-272 Transferring School Tax Ceiling (updated 1-25-2005)
  • 50-274 Tax Deferral Affidavit for Appreciating Residence Homestead Values
  • 50-305 Military Property Owner's Request for Waiver of Delinquent Penalty and Interest (added 8-15-2003)
  • 50-311 Transferring Tax Ceiling (updated 1-25-2005)

Exemptions

  • 50-113 Application for Exemption of Goods Exported from Texas ("Freeport Exemption") (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-114 Application for Residential Homestead Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-115 Application for Charitable Organization Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-116 Application for Property Tax Abatement Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-117 Application for Religious Organization Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-118 Application for Youth Development Organization Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-119 Application for Private School Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-120 Application for Cemetery Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-121 Application for Dredge Disposal Site Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-122 Application for Historic or Archeological Site Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-123 Exemption Application for Solar or Wind-Powered Energy Devices (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-124 Application for Stored Offshore Drilling Rig Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-125 Application for Theater School Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-128 Application for Miscellaneous Property Tax Exemptions (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-135 Application for Disabled Veteran's or Survivor's Exemptions (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-140 Application for Transitional Housing Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-12-2004)
  • 50-214 Application for Nonprofit Water Supply or Wastewater Service Corporation Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-242 Application for Charitable Organizations Improving Property for Low-Income Housing Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-243 Supplemental Application for Charitable Organizations Improving Property for Low-Income Housing Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-245 Application for Exemption for Cotton Stored in a Warehouse (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-248 Application for Pollution Control Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-263 Application for Community Housing Development Organization Improving Property for Low-Income and Moderate-Income Housing Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-264 Supplemental Application for Community Housing Development Organization Improving Property for Low-Income and Moderate-Income Housing Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-270 Application for Water Conservation Initiatives Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-282 Application for Ambulatory Health Care Center Assistance Exemption (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-285 Lessee's Affidavit of Primarily Non Income Producing Vehicle Use (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-286 Lessor's Application for Personal Use Lease Automobile Exemptions (updated 3-13-2004)
  • 50-297 Application for Exemption of Raw Cocoa and Green Coffee Held in Harris County (updated 3-15-2004)
  • 50-299 Primarily Charitable Organization Property Tax Exemption (updated 3-15-2004)
  • 50-310 Application for Constructing or Rehabilitating Low-Income Housing Property Tax Exemption (added 3-13-2004)
  • 50-310-A Schedule A: Constructing Low-Income Housing (added 3-13-2004)
  • 50-310-B Schedule B: Rehabilitating Buildings for Low-Income Housing (added 3-13-2004)
  • AP-199 Application for Organizations Engaged Primarily in Performing Charitable Functions (added 6/11/02
  • Local Option Property Tax Exemption for Charitable Organizations
  • Addendum to the Application for Organizations Engaged Primarily in Performing Charitable Functions (added 6/11/2002)

Other

  • 50-130 Notice of Change of Use Determination (1-d) (updated 3-28-2002)
  • 50-131 Notice of Change of Use Determination (1-d-1) (updated 3-28-2002)
  • 50-136 Notice to Reapply for Exemption (updated 3-28-2002)
  • 50-162 Appointment of Agent
  • 50-163 Account Update for Agent-Represented Property
  • 50-170 Request for Separate Taxation of Standing Timber
  • 50-171 Request for Separate Taxation of an Undivided Interest
  • 50-172 Operator's Request For Joint Taxation Of Mineral Interest (added 4-19-2001)
  • 50-173 Separate Taxation for Cooperative Housing Corporation
  • 50-175 Appraisal Card (added 8-26-2004)
  • 50-180 Notice of Public Hearing to Tax Personal Property (added 8-29-2000)
  • 50-183 Petition for Delinquent Taxes Lawsuit (added 8-5-2004)
  • 50-196 Notice of Public Hearing on Appraisal District Budget (added 8-29-2000)
  • 50-238 Property Owner's Request for Performance Audit of Appraisal District
  • 50-239 Taxing Unit Request for Performance Audit of Appraisal District (added 9-25-2000)
  • 50-241 Appointment of Agent for Residential Property
  • 50-271 Notice to Property Owners in Overlapping Appraisal Districts (updated 1-7-2004)
  • 50-284 Request for Confidentiality (added 8-8-2003)
  • 50-290 "Going Out of Business Sale" Permit Application (added 11-19-2001)
  • 50-291 Going Out of Business Sale Permit (added 11-19-2001)
  • 50-292 Request for Statement of Unpaid Taxes on Manufactured Home (updated 1-11-2002)
  • 50-293 Request to Taxing Unit for Statement of Unpaid Taxes on Manufactured Home (updated 1-7-2004)
  • 50-294 Statement of Unpaid Taxes on Manufactured Home (updated 1-7-2004)
  • 50-295 Statement of Current Taxes on Manufactured Home (updated 1-7-2004)
  • 50-307 Request for Written Statement About Delinquent Taxes for Tax Foreclosure Sale (added 10-14-2003)
  • 50-308 Request to Taxing Unit for Statement of Delinquent Taxes for Tax Foreclosure Sale (added 10-14-2003)
  • 50-309 Written Statement About Delinquent Taxes Required to Purchase at Tax Foreclosure Sale (added 10-14-2003)

Property Value Study Protest

  • 50-210 Petition Protesting 2004 Property Value Study (updated 2-5-2005)
  • 50-235 Statement of Value Claimed to be Correct (updated 2-5-2005)
  • 50-199 School and Appraisal District Statement of Protest and Evidence (updated 2-5-2005)
  • 50-203 2004 Sale/Appraisal Ratio Study - "A" Single-Family Residential Real Property (updated 3-8-2005)
  • 50-204 2004 Sale/Appraisal Ratio Study - "B" Multi-Family Residential Real Property (updated 3-8-2005)
  • 50-205 2004 Sale/Appraisal Ratio Study - "C" Vacant Lots/Tracts (updated 3-8-2005)
  • 50-247 2004 Productivity Ratio Study "D1" Rural Real Property (updated 3-8-2005)
  • 50-206 2004 Sale/Appraisal Ratio Study "DE" Rural Real Property and/or Farm and Ranch Improvements (updated 3-8-2005)
  • 50-207 2004 Sale/Appraisal Ratio Study - "F" Commercial/Real Property (updated 3-8-2005)
  • 50-301 2004 Appraisal Ratio Study - "G" Oil & Gas Properties (updated 3-8-2005)
  • 50-208 2004 Sale/Appraisal Ratio Study - "L" Business Personal Property (updated 3-8-2005)

Renditions

  • 50-141 General Real Estate Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-142 General Personal Property Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-143 Residential Real Property Inventory Rendition (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-144 Business Personal Property Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 1-5-2005)
  • 50-145 Rendition of Property Qualified for Allocation of Value (updated 3-30-2004)
  • 50-146 Application for Interstate Allocation of Vessels or Other Watercraft (updated 3-22-2004)
  • 50-147 Report of Leased Personal Property (updated 4-24-2003)
  • 50-148 Report of Leased Space for Storage of Personal Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-149 Industrial Real Property Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-150 Oil and Gas Property Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-151 Mine and Quarry Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-152 Telephone Company Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-153 REA-Financed Telephone Company Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-154 Electric Company and Electrical Cooperative Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-155 Gas Distribution Utility Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-156 Railroad Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-157 Pipeline and Right of Way Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-158 Watercraft Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-159 Aircraft Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-160 Mobile Home Rendition of Taxable Property (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-164 Application for September 1 Inventory Appraisal (updated 4-24-2003)
  • 50-288 Lessor's Rendition or Property Report for Leased Automobiles (added 3-15-2004)

Railroad Rolling Stock

  • 50-112 Statement of the Valuation of Rolling Stock (updated 1-11-2000)
  • 50-137 Certificate of Chief Appraiser - Railroad Company Oath (added 1-11-2000)
  • 50-138 Certificate of Chief Appraiser - Leasing Company Oath (added 1-11-2000)
  • 50-139 Certificate of Chief Appraiser - Lessor Oath (added 1-11-2000)

Special Appraisal

  • 50-127 Report of Decreased Value (updated 1-11-2000)
  • 50-129 Application for 1-d-1 (Open-Space) Agricultural Appraisal (updated 8-1-2002)
  • 50-165 Application for 1-d Agricultural Appraisal
  • 50-166 Application for 1-d-1 (open space) Agricultural Appraisal for Ecological Laboratory
  • 50-167 Open-Space Land Application - (1-d-1 Timber Land)
  • 50-168 Application for Appraisal of Restricted Land (Recreation, Park or Scenic Land Use)
  • 50-169 Application for Appraisal of Restricted Land - (Public Access Airport Property)
  • 50-281 Application for Restricted-Use Timber Land Appraisal (updated 2-17-2000)

Special Inventory

  • 50-244 Dealer's Motor Vehicle Inventory Declaration / Confidential (updated 2-3-2005)
  • 50-246 Dealer's Motor Vehicle Inventory Tax Statement / Confidential (updated 1-11-2000)
  • 50-259 Dealer's Vessel, Trailer and Outboard Motor Inventory Declaration / Confidential (updated 2-3-2005)
  • 50-260 Dealer's Vessel, Trailer and Outboard Motor Inventory Tax Statement / Confidential (updated 2-3-2005)
  • 50-265 Dealer's Heavy Equipment Inventory Declaration (updated 2-3-2005)
  • 50-266 Dealer's Heavy Equipment Inventory Tax Statement (updated 2-3-2005)
  • 50-267 Retail Manufactured Housing Inventory Declaration (updated 2-3-2005)
  • 50-268 Retail Manufactured Housing Inventory Tax Statement (updated 2-3-2005)

Reports on Property Value

  • 50-105 County Report of Property Value--2005 (updated 6-30-2005)
  • 50-250 2005 County Report of Property Value--Short Form (updated 7-7-2005)
  • 50-106 Appraisal District - Report of Property Value--2005 (updated 7-7-2005)
  • 50-254 2005 Appraisal District Report of Property Value--Short Form (updated 1-25-2005)
  • 50-108 School District Report of Property Value--2005 (updated 7-7-2005)
  • 50-251 2005 School District Report of Property Value--Short Form (updated 9-21-2005)
  • 50-109 City Report of Property Value--2005 (updated 7-7-2005)
  • 50-255 2005 City Report of Property Value--Short Form (updated 7-22-2005)
  • 50-253 2005 Report on Value Lost Because of the School Tax Limitation on Homesteads of the Elderly (updated 6-30-2005)
  • 50-702 2005 Report on Value Lost Because of the City Tax Limitation on Homesteads of the Elderly (added 7-7-2005)
  • 50-252 2005 County Indigent Health Care Information (updated 6-30-2005)
  • 96-313 Property Classification Guide -- Reports of Property Value (updated 7-22-2005)
  • 96-329 Reports of Property Value Instructions -- 2005 Edition (updated 10-7-2005)
  • 96-367 2005 School District Stratification Report (updated 7-7-2005)

Truth-in-Taxation Forms for Tax Rate Adoption

  • 50-179 Schedules and Statement of Increase/Decrease (updated 7-26-2005)
  • 50-703 Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Increase (added 7-26-2005)
  • 50-197 Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Increase (Counties and Indigent Health Care Units) (updated 7-26-2005)
  • 50-198 Notice of Vote on Tax Rate (updated 9-2-2005)
  • 50-211 Notice of Effective Tax Rate (Counties) (updated 7-26-2005)
  • 50-212 Notice of Effective Tax Rate (Taxing Units) (added 7-26-2005)
  • 50-280 Notice of Public Meeting to Discuss Budget and Proposed Tax Rate (updated 7-14-2003)
  • 50-304 Water District Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Rate (updated 8-23-2005)
  • Small Taxing Unit Notice (Sample)

School Districts - Economic Development Act

  • 50-296 Application for Appraised Value Limitation on Qualified Property (Chapter 313, Subchapter B or C, Property Tax Code) (updated 12-12-2003)
  • 50-300 Application for Tax Credit on Qualified Property (Chapter 313, Subchapter D, Property Tax Code) (updated 12-12-2003)

Survey

  • 50-200 Sales Information/Warranty Deed Letter (added 4-24-2003)
  • 96-685 Appraisal District Operations Survey 2004-2005 (updated 11-9-2004)

Appendix 12
San Angelo ISD Summary Worksheet
San Angelo ISD Summary Worksheet
2004 Final Values Worksheet

Appendix 13
San Angelo ISD Confidence Interval
San Angelo ISD Confidence Interval