Tax Rates

2012 Taxing Rates and Exemptions by Jurisdiction

2012 Taxing Rates

Delinquent Tax Penalty and Interest Chart

Texas State Comptroller Tax Bill and Delinquent Taxes FAQ

Tax Office Announcements

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts - Wednesday, April 03, 2013

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts 2013 Texas Property Tax Exemptions Publication

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Property Tax Calendar

OA65 and Disabled Person Quarter Payment Schedule - Friday, March 22, 2013

Sec. 31.031 of the Property Tax Code allows individuals who are disabled or at least 65 years of age and qualify for a homestead exemption to choose an installment payment option on the property in which the homestead is claimed. Late payments will be charged penalty and interest per the Texas Property Tax Code.

1st installment due - January 31, 2013. Payment must be received on time or plan is forfeited
2nd installment due - April 1, 2013 (due date extended 1 business day based on March 31st falls on a Sunday)
3rd installment due - May 31, 2013
4th and final installment due July, 31, 2013

Updated - Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Save Your Vehicle Registration Receipt

Your vehicle registration receipt is an important document and should be saved! A new Texas law requires new applicants of a residence homestead exemption to provide a copy of their vehicle registration receipt along with their driver’s license or state-issued identification to the appraisal district. The address on your license, registration receipt and homestead application must all correspond. The titled vehicle owner can request a copy of the registration receipt for $2.00 by visiting one of our offices or by mail using the form in the link below.

Duplicate Registration Receipt Request Form VTR 275

Application for Residence Homestead Exemption

Williamson County Property Tax Office

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

The Williamson County Tax Assessor-Collector's office currently handles the following:

Collection of property taxes for Williamson County and other taxing jurisdictions
TABC licenses renewals(Georgetown office only)
Issuing of tax certificates(Georgetown office only and there is a $10 fee for each certificate )

Please note that the Williamson County Tax Collector only collects property tax for the County and other jurisdictions. We are not responsible for the setting of tax rates or determining property values.

The Williamson Central Appraisal District handles the following:

Determining taxable properties, their value and the taxable owner
Reviewing and granting Property Exemptions;
Address and ownership changes
Mailing of Notices of Appraised Value
Property value protests
Taxing jurisdictions for particular properties
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The Williamson Central Appraisal District is a separate local agency and is not part of Williamson County Government or the Williamson County Tax Assessor’s Office. The Williamson Central Appraisal District is located at 625 FM 1460, Georgetown TX 78626 and the contact number is 512-930-3787.

Request access to Taxroll (Note: This link is to request access to the delinquent tax roll to import data into a database. For specific tax questions, please call our office at 512-943-1603)

Tax Rates

Tax Office Announcements

Save Your Vehicle Registration Receipt

Williamson County Property Tax Office

Office Calendar