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In Texas, property taxes are due by:

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B) January 31

Texas property taxes are due by January 31 and become delinquent on February 1.

Answer Options
A
December 31
B
January 31
C
April 15
D
The anniversary of purchase
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Related Topics:

property-tax-prorationtax-liens-foreclosureclosing-costs-texas

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Texas Tax Code § 31.02property tax due dateJanuary 31delinquencyTexas Tax Code § 33.01

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