FAQs Archive | Travis Central Appraisal District

Q: If I no longer qualify for an exemption, will I owe back taxes?

Property owners may be required to pay back taxes up to five years if it is determined that they were claiming exemptions on another property or claimed another property as their primary residence during that period.

Q: How do I know if I need to reapply for or verify my exemptions?

Property owners asked to reapply will receive a letter in the mail notifying them of the requirement, deadline, and process. Property owners with a portal account with also receive electronic notifications and reminders.

Q: My exemptions were removed. Can I reapply now?

Yes. You should reapply for your exemptions as soon as possible. After verifying your information, your exemptions will be reinstated. If it has been more than two years since your exemptions were removed, your benefits will be reset.

Q: What do I need to do to reapply for or verify my exemptions?

Property owners who are asked to reapply to verify their exemptions should continue need to submit an updated exemption application with a valid Texas driver's license or ID. The address on the license or ID must be the same as the exempted property.

I protested my property’s market value and it now qualifies for a circuit breaker limitation. When will my net appraised value be recalculated?

Net appraised value calculations are not performed during the hearing [...]

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