Topic: Property Taxes

Pay Your Property Taxes in Full

Learn how to pay your property taxes once you have received your bill.

Important to know

Eligibility

All property owners with a tax bill are eligible to make payments using this method. test

Cost

Payments by check or cash in person have no fees. All other payment methods have a cost depending on payment methods. A convenience fee will apply for credit card or online payments. 

Timeline

The deadline to pay your taxes is January 31 of each year. Payments made after this date are subject to penalties and interest. 

Process step-by-step

  1. 1

    Check if you qualify for a tax break (Optional)

    Tax breaks, also known as tax exemptions, can help lower your property tax bill. You qualify for savings based on age, disability, veteran status, or other criteria.  

    It’s important to apply for exemptions as soon as you’re eligible as processing times vary.  

    Apply for a Tax Break 

  2. 2

    Receive and review your tax bill

    In Texas, property tax bills are sent out in October of each year. 

  3. 3

    File an appraisal protest (optional)

    Taxes are based on the appraised value of your property.  

    If you believe the appraised value is incorrect, you may file a protest with the Appraisal Review Board (ARB) before the payment deadline. 

    Learn How to File an Appraisal Protest 

  4. 4

    Choose a payment method

    For your convenience, we offer convenient options to pay your bill. 

    • Online 
    • In person
    • By mail
    • By phone
    • By an Electronic Funds Transfer (ETF)
    • Dropbox 
  5. 5

    Verify your payment

    Retain your receipt or confirmation number as proof of payment.  

    After your bill is settled, you can also request a tax certificate to prove your property tax payment status. 

    Learn How to Request a Tax Certificate 

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