What Is a Tax Certificate?

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Did you know that section 31.08 of the Texas Tax Code enables you to request a statement of any delinquent property taxes, penalties, interest, cost, and expenses? It does. Here are some basic information regarding the what, how, where, and cost to obtain a tax certificate.

 What is a Tax Certificate? - A Tax Certificate is a document which shows the current status of your property tax account.

How do I request a Tax Certificate? The Harris County Tax Office provides Tax Certificates for a $10 fee. To request a certificate, please complete and submit the Tax Certificate Request Form along with the $10 fee.  

Can I go to any Tax Office location to obtain a tax certificate? No. Only the downtown office located at 1001 Preston issues tax certificates.  

How long does it take to receive a tax certificate? The turn-around time is usually 2 to 3 business days. For additional questions and concerns, please contact the tax office at 713-274-8000.

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