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Visit Texas.gov/PropertyTaxes to find a link to your local property tax database on which you can easily access information regarding your property taxes, including information regarding the amount of taxes that each entity that taxes your property will impose if the entity adopts its proposed tax rate. Your local property tax database will be updated regularly during August and September as local elected officials propose and adopt the property tax rates that will determine how much you pay in property taxes.
A Property Owner may request from the county assessor-collector or the person who assesses taxes for the county, contact information for the assessor for each taxing unit in which the property is located, who must provide the information described to the owner on request. Alief is located in Harris County and Ann Harris Bennett is the Tax Assessor Collector. The Harris County Tax Office address downtown is 1001 Preston St., Houston, TX 77002, phone number is 713-274-8000 and website is hctax.net
To register with the Harris Central Appraisal District to receive electronic notification regarding updates to the property tax database by visiting https://harris.prodigycad.com/sign-in-iframe/ and completing the following steps:
Click on "Create New Login"
Complete and submit the information on the "Create New Account" page
You will receive an account confirmation email
You must confirm the account through the confirmation email
Log in to the Property Tax Database Portal
Add your property to the list of Registered Properties for Notifications
Log out by clicking the icon at the top right corner of the page
When Paying Taxes Online:
Online property tax payment transactions must be completed by 11:59 PM Central Standard/Daylight Savings Time on or before the due date to avoid additional penalties and interest charges.
There is a $25 administrative charge for incorrect information entered or payments dishonored by your financial institution or rejected by your service provider.
Forms of Payment Accepted: E-Checks, Credit Cards, Debit Cards
Additional Online Payment Fees:
E-Checks fee is $3.00
Visa Debit fee is $3.95
Visa, Mastercard or Discover credit card fees are 2.5%
American Express fee is 3.1%
January 1st
Date that Values and exemptions are determined for the tax year.
Tax liens are attached to property to secure payment of taxes
January 2nd
Date rendition period begins for business accounts ( continues till April 15)
January 10th
If your original Tax bill is sent after this date, you will receive an extended payment date
January 31st
Last day to pay property taxes without P&I (unless tax bill was sent after January 10th)
Last day for Over 65 and disabled to make their first quarterly payment.
February 1st
Taxes are now considered late, and will have Penalty and Interest ( P&I) attached to the payment (unless Tax Bill was mailed January 10th or later)
March 31st
Last day for Over 65 and Disabled to make their 2nd quarterly payment
April 1st
Deadline date for appraised value notices sent out to single family residence homestead property. (or as soon as practicable thereafter)
April 15th
Last day for business property owners to file rendition forms with the Appraisal District.
April 30th
Last day for property owners to file protest with ARB for single-family residences
May 2nd
Notices are mailed out to all delinquent accounts stating that if the taxes are still delinquent on July 1, an additional 20% attorney fee will be added to the amount due.
May 31st
Last day for over 65 and disabled to make their 3rd quarterly payment.
Last day for property owners to file a protest with the ARB that is NOT a single-family residence.
July 1st
Date that all delinquent accounts will accrue the maximum percentage of penalty (12%) and additional attorney fee of 20%. Delinquent accounts are forwarded to the attorney’s office, Perdue, Brandon (phone: 713-862-1860) for further action.
July 31st
Last day for ov65 and disabled to make 4th and final quarterly payment.
October 1st or as soon thereafter as practicable
Tax statements for the new tax year are mailed out.
Would you like to make payments towards your taxes instead of paying in one lump sum?
If so, you can establish an escrow account payment with the Alief Tax Office for your 2024 property tax. The escrow account amount will be the amount of your 2023 tax levy divided by 8. You can make eight equal monthly deposits to your escrow account starting February 1, 2024. When the 2024 tax bill is prepared, the funds in escrow will be applied to your tax amount. Should you have an excess amount, you will receive a refund. If there are not sufficient funds in the escrow, your 2024 tax bill will reflect the remaining amount due.
For more information, talk with a tax office representative at 281-498-3660