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Under Texas property tax law, all of the following are valid grounds for filing a protest with the Appraisal Review Board EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

D) The property owner disagrees with the tax rate set by the school district board

Tax rates are set by the governing bodies of taxing entities (school boards, city councils, county commissioners). The ARB handles protests about property values and exemptions, not tax rates. Rate disputes involve the voter approval process, not the ARB.

Answer Options
A
The appraised value of the property exceeds its market value
B
The property was unequally appraised compared to similar properties in the area
C
The appraisal district denied a homestead exemption application
D
The property owner disagrees with the tax rate set by the school district board

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