The appraisal district has sent a Notice of Appraised Value, which generally, informs property owners of the taxable value of their property. If a property owner disagrees with the appraisal, they may file an appeal. Review your options for appeal and the process.

The homestead exemption remains the easiest way to reduce your property taxes by as much as 20%. Learn how to file yours online with our video tutorial, view FAQs and additional information on various types of exemptions available.

Property owners have the option to confidentially share sales information needed for the accurate appraisal of their and their neighbors’ homes and businesses. The information is also utilized by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to monitor the appraisal district.

For account changes regarding correction, use, sale, non-existence or discontinuance of business.

Online portal created for third-party agents that manage property accounts for property owners. Agents can view accounts coded to their ID, view open appeals, submit AOA, ROA, and protests; also request an ARB Reschedule or Public Information.

Business owners can view an informative how-to regarding Business Personal Property documents and file their rendition online or request an extension.

Share inventory documents with the Land and/or Residential Dept.

Find results for any property in Fort Bend by entering the Property Owner, Address or Quick Ref ID. Review information such as Property Details, Values, Taxing Jurisdiction, Improvements, Land Value, and Historical Data like Roll Values and Deed Transfers.

This request is available for property owners and/or authorized agents to request copies of the information to be introduced at the ARB Hearing.

Is your schedule not working with an upcoming ARB Hearing? Property owners can reschedule their hearing online by sending a request with their contact info, reason, accounts and preferred dates to reschedule.

All open records requests are treated uniformly. Once the request is submitted, it will be reviewed to determine if the information is deemed public. If the information is public, then the information will be processed and sent out in a timely manner.

Tax Code Section 1.085(a-1) requires a tax official to deliver communications to a property owner or the property owner’s designated representative electronically if requested using this form. The election remains in effect until rescinded, in writing, by the property owner or the designated representative.

Interested in having an official speaker from FBCAD to speak at your event?

Review our schedule for upcoming events and register to attend .

Managed by our GIS Dept. view our map with options to include various layers such as Ariel Imagery, Parcels, Abstracts, Subdivisions, and Flood Hazard areas.

By completing this request, your name and mailing address will be removed from the Fort Bend Central Appraisal District website at www.fbcad.org. This information will not be removed from information otherwise provided to the public, including information provided in electronic form pursuant to the Public Information Act.