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HB 1767

Relating to the procedure by which a taxing unit is required to provide public notice of certain ad valorem tax-related information.

89th Legislature (2025) Introduced by Brooks Landgraf

HB 1767 mandates Texas taxing units establish standardized public notice procedures for property tax information to increase transparency and taxpayer awareness of tax-related decisions.

Referred to Ways & Means
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Bill Summary · HB 1767

Legislative bill overview

HB 1767 requires Texas taxing units (such as school districts, counties, and municipalities) to provide public notice of specific ad valorem tax-related information through defined procedures. The bill standardizes how and when taxing units must inform the public about property tax matters, likely including tax rate changes, revenue impacts, or budget information tied to property assessments.

Why is this important

Property tax transparency directly affects homeowners' ability to understand and plan for tax obligations. Standardized notice requirements ensure consistent public access to tax information across all Texas taxing units, potentially increasing civic engagement and allowing taxpayers to participate in budget discussions before tax decisions are finalized.

Potential points of contention

  • Compliance burden: Smaller taxing units with limited administrative staff may face challenges meeting new notification requirements and associated costs
  • Notice method and timing: Disagreement over whether notices should be digital, printed, or both, and whether proposed timelines are feasible for all jurisdictions
  • Information scope: Debate over which specific tax-related data must be disclosed and whether requirements adequately inform the public without becoming overwhelming

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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