Montgomery County Businesses Owe a Personal Property Rendition

Property tax on a business can include more than the building. Texas also taxes equipment, inventory, furniture, and fixtures used to make income.

Each year, the owner reports what the business owned on January 1. That report is the rendition, filed on Comptroller Form 50-144. For businesses, it is required.

In Montgomery County, the rendition goes to Montgomery Central Appraisal District. MCAD keeps the accounts, handles online filing, and posts forms. The county tax office sends the bill later, after MCAD sets the value.