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Guides & How-To7 min readJanuary 8, 2025

Navigating Texas Tax Code Chapter 22 for Aggregate Operations

Essential guide to property tax rendition requirements, January 1st deadlines, and avoiding penalties for Texas aggregate businesses.

Texas Tax Code Chapter 22 Requirements

Under Texas law, business personal property including inventory must be rendered to the county appraisal district. For aggregate operations, this includes the value of all stockpiled materials.

January 1st Deadline

The critical date is January 1st - your inventory valuation must reflect what you have on hand at the start of the year. Late or inaccurate renditions can result in penalties of 10-50% of unpaid taxes.

Year-End Tax Flight Package

DFW Site Metrics offers a Year-End Tax Flight package specifically designed to provide audit-defensible inventory valuations before the January 1st deadline. Get accurate volumes that can withstand appraisal district scrutiny.

Penalties for Inaccurate Reporting

Texas imposes significant penalties for underreporting inventory values. A professional volumetric survey provides documentation that protects you during audits.

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