Six Parts of the ARB Process

Six Parts of the ARB Process The ARB’s review process generally involves the following six parts:   Part 1. ARB receives the appraisal records; Part 2. ARB hears and determines taxing unit challenges; Part 3. ARB hears and determines property owner protests; Part 4. ARB issues orders determining protests or challenges and sends these to…

The ARB Process

The ARB Process Who appoints members of the ARB in counties with a population under 75,000?  A. Local administrative judge.   Who appoints members of the ARB in counties with a population over 75,000?     A. Appraisal district board of directors.   ARB Member removal   The applicable appointing authority or the judge’s designee, if the…

Is there a specific method for valuing non-exempt low-income housing properties?

Is there a specific method for valuing non-exempt low-income housing properties? Yes.  If the ownership of the property meets certain conditions spelled out in the Texas Property Tax Code (Sec 23.215), the property shall be appraised using the income approach to value. What is Special Inventory? The Tax Code provides a special appraisal method for…

Who can serve on an ARB?

To serve on the ARB, an individual must have lived in the appraisal district for at least two years before taking office.  For the most part, ARB members do not need any special qualifications, but they may not serve on the ARB if, at the time of service, they are:   appraisal district board of…