Williamson County Central Appraisal District – 2022

The Williamson County Appraisal Review Board (ARB) is responsible for hearing tax protests from the Williamson Central Appraisal District (CAD). They represent themselves as distinct and independent from Williamson CAD; however, they receive payments from the appraisal district. The total property tax savings from informal and ARB hearings in 2022 amounted to approximately $90 million, with $35 million of this resulting from ARB tax protest hearings. The Williamson County ARB conducted 6,935 ARB hearings.

Large owners have a tax consultant. Do You?

The value reduction at the ARB of $132 billion results in a total savings of $35 million in Williamson County. In general, the proprietor experienced tax savings as a result of 55% of ARB protests. Homeowners succeeded in 58% of their ARB protests, while commercial/BPP proprietors succeeded in 36%.

The system is comprehended and utilized by large proprietors to minimize their property taxes. In 2022, owners appealed 7% of multifamily and 67% of commercial. In contrast, only 34% of the value of a residence is appealed annually. You do not require a large property to have an expert property tax consultant represent you on an annual basis. Enroll in the Property Tax Protection Program™ now to avoid missing another property tax protest deadline.

Williamson County Appraisal District Appraiser Summary

Number of Appraisal Review Board Members	15
Number New Appraisal Review Board Members	2
% of New Appraisal Review Board Members	13%
Number Returning Appraisal Review Board Members	13
% of Returning Appraisal Review Board Members	87%
Days of Hearings	83
Appraisal Review Board Budget	$242,400
Lowest Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$190
Median Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$220
Highest Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$250
Attorney Paid to Advise Appraisal Review Board	Yes
Did Appraisal Review Board Retain Licensed Appraiser for Training	No
On-line Protest System for Appraisal Review Board	Yes