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Welcome to Wilson County Appraisal District!

2024 Notices mailed April 10th – values online are current

IN- PERSON INFORMALS M-F 9-3.

PLEASE CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE 830-393-3065

  

Our goal is to provide our users with accurate, usable information to assist in easily finding any data regarding property taxes in Wilson County. If there is data you need that does not appear on our website, or if you have suggestions, I invite your input. We are dedicated to serving the citizens of this community in every way possible to ensure that property taxation in Wilson County is fair and equal.

The Appraisal District is responsible for determining what the market value of your property was on January 1. Market value is the price at which a property would transfer for cash or its equivalent.  If you disagree with the value that has been proposed on your property, you should file an online protest or written protest and submit to the appraisal district by the May 15th protest deadline. Upon receiving your protest, a hearing with the Appraisal Review Board will be scheduled. You may speak to an appraiser informally any time prior to your hearing.

The Appraisal District is NOT a taxing unit and does not collect property taxes. The taxing jurisdictions (county, cities, schools, hospital districts, water districts, emergency services districts) determine your tax burden based upon the tax rates they adopt to fund their operating budgets. These tax rates are expressed as a dollar amount for every $100 of taxable value and are adopted every year in August/September public hearings.

Below in the link you can find important information on the Appraisal district and the tax office. 

2024 WILSON CAD INFORMATION SHEET

Wilson CAD Information sheet – updated- 5-30-23

The Property Tax Code in Texas is overseen by the Texas Legislature. They set the laws that guide the property valuation process. Every two years, lawmakers have an opportunity to improve that process. The Wilson County Appraisal District nor the local government officials have the authority to change the laws.

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