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Texas Property Tax Consultant (Revised) Exam Questions and Answers 2024 Representation of a property owner is governed by what section of the Texas Property Tax Code A. Section 41.11 B. Section 1.111 C. Section 25.25 B. 1.111 - Representation of a property owner A. 41.11 - Protest of Fa...

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Texas Property Tax
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Consultant (Revised) Exam
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Questions and Answers 2024
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,Representation of a property owner is governed by what section of the Texas Property Tax Code

A. Section 41.11
B. Section 1.111
C. Section 25.25
B. 1.111 - Representation of a property owner




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A. 41.11 - Protest of Failure to Give Notice
C. 25.25 - Correction of Appraisal Roll
3 multiple choice options




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To qualify for an exemption on a single-family residence




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A. An annual application must be filed
B. The property must be free and clear of any encumbrances
C. The property bust be owner occupied
C. The property must be owner occupied
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If the chief appraiser or the ARB fails to provide a property owner with a legally required written
notice, the property owner should:
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A. File an appeal in accordance with section 41.411 of the Texas Property Tax Code
B. File an appeal with the appraisal district
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C. File an appeal with the chief appraiser
A. File an appeal in accordance with section 41.411 of the Texas Property Tax Code
3 multiple choice options
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Section 25.25, Texas Property Tax Code provides remedies for?
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A. Correcting an error in the appraisal records
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B. Filing a required report after the due date
C. Appealing the order of an ARB
A. Correcting an error in the appraisal records
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Section 25.25(h), Texas Property Tax Code, allows for a correction of the appraisal records if:

A. A joint motion is filed by the chief appraiser and the property owner prior to the tax payment
delinquency date

, B. The taxes are paid prior to the motion being filed
C. The taxpayer substantially proves an error was made during an ARB hearing
A. A joint motion is filed by the chief appraiser and the property owner prior to the tax payment
delinquency date
3 multiple choice options


The Texas Property Tax Code section that addresses renditions and other reports is:




A
A. Section 21
B. Section 22
C. Section 31




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B. Section 22 - Renditions and other reports

A. Section 21 - Taxable Situs




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C. Section 31 - Collections
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A motion filed pursuant to Texas Property Tax Code, section 25.25 (d) requires the taxes be
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paid before the delinquency date in the amount

A. Agreed upon by the chief appraiser and the taxpayer
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B. Of the tax in full or the undisputed amount of the tax
C. Of the tax in full or the undisputed amount of the tax
B. Of the tax in full or the undisputed amount of the tax
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3 multiple choice options
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A motion filed to correct an excessive appraisal pursuant to Section 25.25 (d):

A. Must be in writing to the chief appraiser
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B. Allows Chief Appraiser or property owner to file a motion for correction with ARB to correct an
error (exceeds more than 1/3 ) and filed before tax delinquency date
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C. May be filed if the value exceeds 25%, the taxes have been paid, and an appeal was not
heard by the ARB
B. Allows Chief Appraiser or property owner to file a motion for correction with ARB to correct an
error (exceeds more than 1/3 ) and filed before tax delinquency date
3 multiple choice options


The annual calculation of the tax rate is the responsibility of:

A. The tax assessor for the taxing jurisdiction

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