Who Must File A Rendition?
Renditions must be filed by both owners of tangible personal property that is used for the production of income and owners of tangible personal property on which an exemption has been cancelled or denied.
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When owning a business, the tangible assets that are used to produce income are required to be rendered. Rendering is a method that is used to determine the value of a business by providing data of furniture & fixtures, equipment, machinery, raw ...
Business Personal Property Rendition - If I Cannot File The Rendition On Time, What Should I Do?
The law provides for an extension of time to file a rendition. In order to receive the extension, you must submit the request to the Williamson Central Appraisal District in writing or by email before the April 15th rendition filing deadline. With ...
When Must The Rendition Be Filed?
The last day to file your rendition is April 15th annually. The online or email versions must be submitted by April 15th, or if you mail your rendition, it must be postmarked by the U.S. Postal Service on or before April 15th.
What Happens If I Do Not File A Business Personal Property Rendition, Or File It Late?
If you do not file a rendition, the appraised value of your property will be based on an appraiser’s estimate using comparable business types. In addition, if you fail to file your rendition before the deadline, or you do not file it at all, a ...
Where should the business personal property rendition be filed?
The website allows businesses to file online by using your email address. You may also use the following address or email: Williamson Central Appraisal District Business Personal Property Division 625 FM 1460 Georgetown TX 78626-8050 ...