Texas Property Tax Consultant Practice Exam

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Who is responsible for filing a motion under Section 25.25(d) if errors are found on an appraisal?

The county clerk
The property owner
The chief appraiser
The ARB

The correct answer is: The property owner

When an appraisal error is identified, it is the responsibility of the property owner to file a motion under Section 25.25(d). This section allows property owners to seek correction of a clerical error or an error of omission in the appraisal roll that could affect their property taxes. The intent of this provision is to provide property owners with the means to address and rectify any mistakes that could lead to inaccurate property valuations. By doing so, property owners ensure that they are appropriately assessed and that their taxes reflect fair market values. The process is designed to empower property owners, recognizing that they are in the best position to identify such discrepancies related to their properties. This direct involvement helps maintain the integrity of the appraisal process and allows for more accurate tax assessments overall.