Rendiciones2026-01-14T14:15:33-06:00

RENDICIONES

Si usted es propietario de un negocio, está obligado a declarar los bienes muebles utilizados en su negocio ante el distrito de tasaciónes.

El formulario debidamente completado debe entregarse a más tardar el 15 de Abril.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How can I get my name and address removed from the TCAD website?2025-05-18T13:29:22-05:00

Texas Tax Code §25.025 permits certain persons to request that the appraisal district restrict from public access any information in the appraisal district records required by §25.02 that could be used to identify their home addresses.

The State Comptroller of Public Accounts prescribes the form on which these confidentiality requests may be made. Copies of the form 50-284 are available in our form library.

I went out of business during the year. Will my business personal property taxes be prorated?2021-01-21T14:52:38-06:00

No. If you were in business January 1 you owe taxes for the year.

Who must file a rendition?2021-01-21T14:54:25-06:00

Renditions must be filed by both owners of tangible personal property that is used for the production of income and owners of tangible personal property on which an exemption has been cancelled or denied.

What types of property must be rendered?2021-01-21T14:55:06-06:00

Business owners are required by State law to render business personal property that is used in a business or used to produce income. This property includes furniture and fixtures, equipment, machinery, computers, inventory held for sale or rental, raw materials, finished goods, and work in progress. You are not required to render intangible personal property (property that can be owned but does not have a physical form) such as cash, accounts receivable, goodwill, application computer software, and similar items. If your organization has previously qualified for an exemption that applies to personal property, for example, a religious or charitable organization exemption, you are not required to render the exempt property.

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