Denton County Central Appraisal District – 2022

The Denton County Appraisal Review Board (ARB) hears tax protests from the Denton Central Appraisal District (CAD). Despite receiving funds from Denton CAD, they promote themselves as independent and distinct from the district. In 2022, the combined property tax savings from informal and ARB hearings amounted to around $429 million, of which approximately $314 million was from ARB protest hearings. The Denton County ARB had 38,630 ARB hearings in 2022.

Large owners have a tax consultant. Do You?

Based on a $11 billion value reduction at the ARB, protests against the ARB result in significant savings for Denton County, estimated to be $314 million in 2022. In all, the owner saved money on taxes as a result of 85% of ARB protests. Homeowners prevailed in 88% of ARB protests, compared to 75% for business and Business Personal Property (BPP) owners.

Large owners know how to manipulate the system to lower their property taxes. In 2022, owners appealed 71% of the multifamily entire value and 97% of the commercial and BPP value. Meanwhile, just 30.5% of the home's value is appealed annually. A property tax specialist may act as your yearly representative without you needing to own a large property. Don't miss another deadline for filing a property tax protest by enrolling in the Property Tax Protection Program™ now.

Denton County Appraisal District Appraiser Summary

Number of Appraisal Review Board Members	31
Number New Appraisal Review Board Members	11
% of New Appraisal Review Board Members	35%
Number Returning Appraisal Review Board Members	20
% of Returning Appraisal Review Board Members	65%
Days of Hearings	67
Appraisal Review Board Budget	$418,035
Lowest Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$195
Median Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$195
Highest Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$195
Attorney Paid to Advise Appraisal Review Board	Yes
Did Appraisal Review Board Retain Licensed Appraiser for Training	Yes
On-line Protest System for Appraisal Review Board	Yes