Texas SB402 amends the Tax Code to allow taxpayers to request ad valorem tax refunds be sent to an address different from the one listed on the.

Texas SB402 modifies the Tax Code to allow taxpayers to request that ad valorem tax refunds be sent to an address different from the one listed on the appraisal roll. Normally, refunds are sent to the address listed on the appraisal roll. However, if a taxpayer submits a written request on a form prescribed by the comptroller, the refund can be sent to the address specified in the request. The comptroller must create a form for this purpose, which includes a notice of penalties for making false statements. Taxpayers can also revoke their request by filing a written revocation.

Texas SB402 amends the Tax Code to allow taxpayers to request ad valorem tax refunds be sent to an address different from the one listed on the.

Texas SB402 modifies the Tax Code to allow taxpayers to request that ad valorem tax refunds be sent to an address different from the one listed on the appraisal roll. Normally, refunds are sent to the address listed on the appraisal roll. However, if a taxpayer submits a written request on a form prescribed by the comptroller, the refund can be sent to the address specified in the request. The comptroller must create a form for this purpose, which includes a notice of penalties for making false statements. Taxpayers can also revoke their request by filing a written revocation.