Abstract
This comment focuses on fair treatment of Texas taxpayers when a mistake is discovered in a county property tax roll. Specifically, it addresses the steps a taxpayer may take in seeking redress for such errors, focusing on two essential areas of the Texas Tax Code: section 25.25, subsection (c)(1), which pertains to clerical errors, and subsection (c)(3), which pertains to non-existent property, or property which takes a form different than that described in an appraisal roll.
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