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2022 Notices are now available online. Due to State Code, exemptions are not shown on the appraisal notice.
Due to the massive number of exemption applications received please allow at least 90 days for processing. No further action is required. A late application for residence homestead exemption may be filed up to two years after the deadline for filing has passed. We sincerely appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience.
To offer the most efficient and prompt response, please only email the department that best corresponds to your immediate need. If you are uncertain which email to utilize, please use the Inquiries@mcad-tx.org email address.
HB201REQUEST@mcad-tx.org(House Bill 201 Requests)
BPP@mcad-tx.org (Business Personal Property)
Exemptions@mcad-tx.org (All Exemptions)
Commercial@mcad-tx.org (Commercial Property)
Residential@mcad-tx.org (Residential Property)
AG-TIM@mcad-tx.org (Ag, Timber, Wildlife Property)
OwnershipChange@mcad-tx.org (Deeds, Mapping, Address…)
DataRequest@mcad-tx.org (Information not found on Website)
inquiries@mcad-tx.org (For all other inquiries.)
Why Over 65 Exemption not indicated on properties via the website
Notice: House Bill 394 H.B. 394 amends the Tax Code to include information that indicates the age of a property owner, including information indicating that a property owner is 65 years of age or older, among the information in property tax appraisal records that is prohibited from being posted on the Internet. The bill requires the chief appraiser for each appraisal district to ensure that any information indicating the age of a property owner that is posted on a website controlled by the appraisal district is removed from the website not later than the bill’s effective date. EFFECTIVE DATE – September 1, 2015.
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