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Under Texas Tax Code §23.23, the homestead appraisal cap limits annual increases in appraised value. What is the maximum percentage increase allowed per year?

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D) 10% plus the value of new improvements

Under §23.23, the appraised value of a homestead for tax purposes cannot increase by more than 10% per year, plus the value of any new improvements added since the last appraisal.

Answer Options
A
5% plus the value of new improvements
B
20% plus the value of new improvements
C
15% plus the value of new improvements
D
10% plus the value of new improvements

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