This directory contains contact information for appraisal districts and county tax offices and includes a listing of the taxing units each serves. Taxing units are identified by a numerical coding system that includes taxing unit classification codes .

Use the directory below to find your local county’s Truth in Taxation website and better understand your property tax rate. If you have questions about your property taxes, please contact your county's Tax Assessor-Collector.

In Texas, local governments collect property tax and set rates. The Comptroller's office provides resources for taxpayers, appraisers and others.

Tax assessors prepare and mail bills to property owners on or around Oct. 1. Learn what's on a Texas property tax bill, including penalties and interest.

The Harris County Tax Office offers electronic delivery of property tax bills as an alternative to paper tax bills. Registration for electronic tax bills for the 2024 tax year is now closed. New registrations will be effective starting with the 2025 tax year.

These reports will include ALL types of property such as real property, business personal property, and personal property. You will see information such as account numbers, taxpayer name and address, taxable value of property, exemptions, and tax levy amounts.

Access timely information about how local tax rate decisions affect your tax bill on your county’s Truth in Taxation website. If you have questions about your property taxes, please contact your county's Tax Assessor-Collector.

As a customer service to McLennan County Taxpayers, McLennan County Tax Assessor-Collector Randy Riggs is pleased to provide the following options to pay their Real Estate and Personal Property tax online.

Learn how you can get a property tax break. Learn more about tax certificates. Learn about taxation rates and laws. Learn about property tax appraised value protests. The Tax Office collects fees for a variety of State and local government agencies …

Property taxes are the primary source of government revenue in Texas. These are local taxes based on the value of the property that helps to pay for public schools, city streets, county roads, police, fire protection, and many other services.