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We pull the property data
Connect your address or parcel ID. We securely aggregate public county data, previous valuations, and baseline land metrics into a unified view.
Self-service 1-d-1 filing softwareWe surface the routes.
We surface the routes.
You stay in control.
ExemptLand is self-service software for Texas 1-d-1 and related property tax filings. We pull the records around your property, suggest the filing paths that may fit, and prepare draft paperwork for review as simply as possible. You decide what to file, verify the details, and submit to your county yourself.
- We pull the data
- We suggest likely routes
- You stay responsible
Filing paths
The four tools, at a glance.
Each route has its own deadline, statute, and official form. We surface the likely fit. You decide what applies.
| Asset Class / Filing Path | Statutory Authority | Filing Deadline | Required Documentation | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Ag-Use Exemption (1-d-1) Qualified Open-Space Land | Texas Tax Code §23.51 | April 30, 2024 | Form 50-129, Production History | TX-COMP-129 |
Wildlife Management Active Ecological Integration | Texas Tax Code §23.51(7) | April 30, 2024 | Management Plan, 1-d-1 Application | TX-PWD-W700 |
Homestead Exemption Principal Residence Credit | Texas Tax Code §11.13 | April 30, 2024* | Form 50-114, Valid TX Driver License | TX-COMP-114 |
Valuation Protest Market & Equity Adjustments | Texas Tax Code §41.44 | May 15, 2024 | Notice of Protest (Form 50-132) | TX-COMP-132 |
How it works
Four clear steps.
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We suggest likely routes
Based on your acreage and location, the software highlights applicable 1-d-1 exemptions (Ag, Wildlife) or flags potential protest paths based on neighborhood comps.
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You review and decide
We generate draft paperwork using official county formats. You must carefully review all documents for accuracy and completeness before taking action.
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You file and stay responsible
Submit the final forms to your County Appraisal District. As the landowner, you hold ultimate responsibility for meeting deadlines and fulfilling statutory requirements.
What ExemptLand does
We gather the data around your property, suggest specific routes that may fit, and assemble draft forms and steps for you to review as simply as possible.
What ExemptLand does not do
This is self-service software, not a filing agent or advisor. We do not take responsibility for filing choices, deadlines, accuracy, or county outcomes. Always verify the details and official requirements before submitting.
FAQ
Common questions.
Does ExemptLand file this for me?
No. ExemptLand is self-service software. We prepare draft forms and show you the likely routes, but you review, sign, and submit to your County Appraisal District yourself.
What does ExemptLand actually do?
We collect the property data around your land, suggest specific exemption or protest routes that may fit, and assemble the forms and guidance for you to review. You remain responsible for deciding what to file and whether the information is complete and correct.
Is ExemptLand responsible for the outcome?
No. ExemptLand does not act as your agent, lawyer, tax advisor, or filing representative. Approval, denial, penalties, and deadlines remain your responsibility, and all decisions are made by your County Appraisal District.
Do I still need to verify the data and deadlines?
Yes. We surface records, deadlines, and likely filing paths to help you move faster, but you should still verify the details against your county and the official form instructions before filing.
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. This is self-service software. For legal, tax, or filing advice on your specific situation, talk to your County Appraisal District or a licensed professional.
Next step
Ready to review the routes for your land?
Drop in your address. We will pull the data, suggest the routes that may fit, and prepare the paperwork as simply as possible for you to review and file yourself.