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The Homestead Exemption remains the easiest way to reduce your property taxes by as much as 20%.
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Property owners may file an appeal if they disagree with the appraisal value of their property, explore your options.
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Most Requested
| Form | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Temporary Exemption Property Damaged by Disaster (50-312) | Property owners use this form to claim a temporary property tax exemption for property in a governor-declared disaster area with at least 15 percent damage. (Tax Code Section 11.35) | ||
| Exemption Removal | Property owners can remove a residential exemption previously applied to their property. | ||
| Residence Homestead Exemption (50-114) | The homestead exemption remains the easiest way to reduce your property taxes by as much as 20%. A homestead can be a separate structure, condominium, or a manufactured home located on owned or leased land, as long as the individual living in the home owns it. | ||
| Notice of Protest (50-132) | A Notice of Protest informs the ARB of the property owner’s intent to appeal a decision made by the appraisal district. This form is required when requesting an informal conference and/or formal hearing with the (ARB) Appraisal Review Board. | ||
| Disabled Veterans/Survivor’s Exemption (50-135) | Exemption for disabled veterans who have received a disability rating less than 100% from a qualifying agency. Disabled veterans who have a rating of 100% should use the General Residential Homestead Application (50-114). | ||
| Business Personal Property Rendition (50-144) | Every business in Fort Bend County is required by law to provide a list of all personal property owned by the business and used for the production of income. | ||
| Withdrawal of Protest | A request filed to withdraw an open appeal and cancel any further proceedings of protest. | ||
| Appointment of Agent (50-162) | Property owners can designate a third party to act as the owner’s agent in property tax matters. | ||
| Open Records Request | The public may request information, upon receiving request it is reviewed to determine if the information is deemed public. | ||
| Revocation of Agent (50-813) | Property owners can remove a third party’s permission to act as the owner’s agent in property tax matters. | ||
| Mailing Address Change | Property owners may update the address they wish to receive their correspondence at. | ||
| Status Change Statement (BPP) | For account changes regarding correction, use, sale, non-existence or discontinuance of business. | ||
| Agent Information Update | Agents can verify and update contact information by completing this form. | ||
| 1-d-1 (Open-Space Agriculture Use) | For land which qualifies for special appraisal (1-d-1 appraisal) if it has been (1) used for agriculture for five of the preceding seven years and is currently devoted principally to agricultural use. | ||
| Website Optout | By completing this request, your name and mailing address will be removed from the Fort Bend Central Appraisal District website at www.fbcad.org. This information will not be removed from information otherwise provided to the public, including information provided in electronic form pursuant to the Public Information Act. |
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Form Update: “Affidavit Statement of Use, Sale, Non-existence of Property, or Discontinuance of Business” has been replaced with the newly updated “Status Change for Business Personal Property”