Williamson County Appraisal District 2022 Industrial Personal Property Tax Protest Summary

In Williamson County, 3% of the property tax base is made up of industrial property taxes. Chemical processing, manufacturing, and fabrication comprise industrial activities. In 2022, 26% of the entire value of industrial property in Williamson County was protested by its owners. The industrial property protested amounted to $1 billion out of a total of $4 billion. Although the proportion of accounts that have been protested is higher than the average, the percentage of industrial property that has been subject to a judicial appeal is relatively low at 1.2 Among the others, 67% of residential and 23% of commercial/BPP filed court appeals. In contrast, the value of 67% of multifamily and 23% of commercial/BPP filed judicial appeals. Judicial appeals were submitted by the owners of properties for only 0.13% of the total value of the houses.

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Williamson County Appraisal District Industrial Property Tax Summary

Market Value Industrial Real Property	$637,315,607
Market Value Industrial Personal Property	$4,031,388,987
Number Industrial Real Property Property Tax Protests	161
Number Industrial Personal Property Property Tax Protests	124
$ Value Industrial Real and Personal Protested	$1,219,115,607
# Lawsuits Filed for Industrial on ARB Values	3
ARB Value of All Lawsuits Filed for Industrial	$57,907,635
$ Reduction Property Tax Lawsuits for Industrial Current Year	$0