Shawndria D.
1/2/2019
I came here on NYE (New Years Eve) and it was not busy, nor was it my first visit. I was seen swiftly. As it has been each time I've been here. I came to handle a tax mishap. Apparently there...
Harris Central Appraisal District
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13013 Northwest Fwy
Houston, TX 77040
Harris Central Appraisal District, situated in Houston, TX, serves as a vital establishment dedicated to accurately assessing property values within its jurisdiction. Through a meticulous process, it determines the appraised values of real, business personal, and mineral properties to facilitate fair taxation. This district plays a crucial role in the property tax system by providing online services for protests, renditions, and accessing public data.
Committed to transparency and efficiency, Harris Central Appraisal District offers a wide range of resources for property owners, including information on appraisal processes, tax database access, and electronic communication options. It also features tools like property search functionalities and interactive maps to enhance user experience. Furthermore, the district provides assistance to taxpayers through its taxpayer liaison services, ensuring clarity on policies and procedures.
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Greg J.
9/10/2024
This year was a SCAM. She was so fast to make sure that I knew that we could only talk about market value and not appraised value. As soon as Texas helped us on our taxes, you better know that...
John C.
6/21/2024
We realized this year that our house was appraised based off of incorrect information. Our in person appaiser named Aubrey L. was amazing, he seen right away in his system that the house was...
Andre J R.
9/9/2024
Please make the formal hearing optional for commercial property. I have been at this long enough to know that a 10-minute hearing for commercial property is not sufficient. I've never seen any...
Nicholas S.
6/23/2022
Very deceptive practices this year. In years past they give you an "Appraissal" value which you can protest to lower your tax burden. Now they give you 2 values, Appraisal and Market. I...
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