Williamson County Appraisal District 2022 Utility Property Tax Summary

The taxable value of property possessed by private utilities, such as gas and electrical companies, is estimated by the Williamson Central Appraisal District (CAD). In 2022, utilities comprise only 0.72% of the value of taxable property in Williamson County, with a total of $4 billion out of $459 billion; however, 64% of the utility value was protested. Judicial appeals or binding arbitrations are uncommon for utility accounts.

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Utility companies protest 64% of their value annually, while approximately 34% of homeowners protest their property. When you sign up for the Property Tax Protection Program™, O'Connor will look at the county appraisal district's original value and think of ways to appeal the market value. In the majority of years, appeals are successful, with a success rate of 67 to 61%. You only have to pay if your property taxes are reduced.

WCAD Utility Property Tax Summary

Market Value Utilities	$1,122,255,762
Number Utility Property Tax Protests	828
$ Value Utilities Protested	$1,761,352,608
# Lawsuits Filed for Utility on ARB Values	1
$ Reduction Property Tax Lawsuits for Utility Current Year	$0