About This Resource
As a Texas property owner, you have the right to revoke any authorized property tax agent at any time. This page provides access to the official Texas Comptroller revocation form (Form 50-813) and the correct mailing address for your county's Central Appraisal District (CAD).
No personal information is collected by this website.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Download the official Form 50-813 (Revocation of Agent for Property Tax Matters) from the Texas Comptroller using the button below.
- Complete the form with your property information and the name of the agent you wish to remove.
- Select your county below to find the correct CAD mailing address.
- Mail or hand-deliver the completed form to your county's Central Appraisal District.
Find Your CAD Mailing Address
Address data sourced from the Texas Comptroller's CAD directory. Always confirm current address at comptroller.texas.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
If a protest is currently pending, revoking your agent may affect its status. Contact your CAD directly to confirm before submitting the revocation during an active protest period.
You are not legally required to notify your agent before filing a revocation with the CAD, though it is courteous to do so. The revocation takes effect when received by the CAD.
Yes. You may appoint a new agent at any time by submitting Form 50-162 (Appointment of Agent for Property Tax Matters) to your CAD.
No. Filing Form 50-813 with your CAD is free.
Visit the Texas Comptroller CAD directory for a complete and current list of all 254 Texas county appraisal districts.