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The Comparable Properties Standard: A Windfall for the Wealthy, a Shortfall for the Poor
The Texas Constitution mandates that taxation shall be equal and uniform, and that property shall be appraised at market value for the purposes of ad valorem property taxation. While valuation methodology is crucial to property owners in such a context, the “Comparable Properties Standard” embodied
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