Denton County Appraisal District 2022 Utility Property Tax Summary

Property held by private utilities, such as gas and electric, is valued at an estimated taxable amount by the Denton Central Appraisal District (CAD). In Denton County, utilities make up barely 1% of the total taxable property value ($2 billion out of $183 billion in 2022). In 2022, there were protests over only 1% of the utility value, nevertheless. Very few utility accounts end up in binding arbitration or on court appeal.

Is Someone Representing Your Interests?

Every year, utility corporations protest 1% of their value, compared to around 30.5% of homeowners who do the same. To be adequately represented, you do not need to possess a utility. Enroll in the Property Tax Protection Program™, and O'Connor will examine the initial value determined by the county appraisal district and explore options for appealing the market value. In most years, between 68 and 77% of appeals are granted. Only if we lower your property taxes that year do you have to pay. Enroll now to avoid missing another deadline for protests.

DentonCAD Utility Property Tax Summary

Market Value Utilities	$2,559,350,896
Number Utility Property Tax Protests	81
$ Value Utilities Protested	$30,854,561
# Lawsuits Filed for Utility on ARB Values	0
$ Reduction Property Tax Lawsuits for Utility Current Year	$0