Get Tx 50-115 2009-2026

The TX 50-115 form is an application for property tax exemption for charitable organizations in Texas. This guide will walk you through each section of the form, ensuring a smooth online completion process.

Follow the steps to fill out the TX 50-115 application effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the TX 50-115 form and access it for online completion.
2. Input the name and address of your organization. Fill in the present mailing address and the phone number where you can be reached. Additionally, provide the name of the person preparing the application, along with their Texas Driver’s License, Personal ID Certificate, or Social Security Number.
3. Indicate the form of your organization by checking the appropriate box — whether it is an individual, foundation, corporation, or trust. If applicable, confirm whether the corporation is non-profit as per the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act.
4. Answer the questions about your organization, ensuring to select 'Yes' or 'No' where applicable, especially those regarding the charitable functions it performs.
5. Provide information about any transactions related to loans or property sales involving shareholders or directors of the organization, and attach any necessary documentation if applicable.
6. Attach copies of your organization’s charter, bylaws, or governing documents and address the relevant questions related to these documents.
7. Describe the property for which you are claiming the exemption. This requires filling out a Schedule A for real property and a Schedule B for personal property detailing all assets intended for exemption.
8. Sign the application, certifying the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge. Include the date and authorized signature of an individual representing the organization.
9. Once you have completed the form, ensure all attachments are included, and then save, download, print, or share the finalized document.

Start filling out the TX 50-115 online today to secure your property tax exemption.