About the data

Built because no single government page shows the rates a Texas dealer needs in one place. Every figure here is read from the original files below.

Sources

  1. Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

    Property Tax Assistance Division

    2025 Rates and Levies

    Files
    • 2025-county-rates-levies.xlsx
    • 2025-city-rates-levies.xlsx
    • 2025-school-district-rates-levies.xlsx
    • 2025-special-district-rates-levies.xlsx
    • 2025-total-rates-levies.xlsx
    Format
    5 Excel workbooks (.xlsx)
    Publisher's date
    January 28, 2026
    File date
    January 28, 2026
    Covers
    4,862 taxing units: 254 counties, 1,092 cities, 1,013 school districts and 2,503 special districts, in 5,796 county rows (351 with no rate reported). 2025 adopted rates, used for 2026 sales.

  2. County appraisal districts

    Appraisal rolls

    Collin County
    Collin Central Appraisal District 2025 certified roll (open data)JSON, read live at each lookupdata.texas.gov/resource/vffy-snc6.json
    Harris County
    Harris Central Appraisal District 2025 certified roll
    Dallas County
    Dallas Central Appraisal District 2025 certified roll
    Williamson County
    Williamson Central Appraisal District roll (2026 districts, 2025 rates)
    Denton County
    Denton Central Appraisal District roll via Denton County GIS (current districts, 2025 rates)
    Fort Bend County
    Fort Bend Central Appraisal District roll (FBCAD open data, 2025 rates)
    Montgomery County
    Montgomery Central Appraisal District roll via Montgomery County GIS (current districts, 2025 rates)
    Tarrant County
    Tarrant Appraisal District roll (2026 districts, 2025 rates)
    Travis County
    Travis Central Appraisal District roll (2026 certified districts, 2025 rates)
    El Paso County
    El Paso Central Appraisal District roll via City of El Paso GIS (2026 districts, 2025 rates)
    Covers
    10 counties, where the lookup reads the account at the address instead of Census geography, special districts included. Addresses aren't stored.

  3. U.S. Census Bureau

    Geocoding Services

    Dataset
    Geographies by one-line address: benchmark Public_AR_Current, vintage Current_Current
    Read
    Live, at each address lookup. Addresses aren't stored.
    Covers
    The county, city and school district at any Texas address. Special districts aren't in Census geography.

  4. Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts; Texas Legislature; Texas Department of Motor Vehicles

    Guidance, law and forms

    Last read
    September 24, 2026

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How the rates are shown

As the Comptroller reported them, with nothing added or corrected. A rate the appraisal district didn't report shows as “not reported”, never as zero. A district on an appraisal roll but missing from the Comptroller's files is listed separately and added only when checked.

Updates

The Comptroller publishes each year's rates in January. New files are checked against the Comptroller's own totals and reviewed by a person before they go live.

General information, not tax advice; the county tax assessor-collector and appraisal district have the final word.

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