McLennan County Appraisal District 2021 Houses Property Tax Protest Summary

Among the property tax protests received by McLennan County Appraisal District in 2021, $2.1 B was protested by owners of houses out of a total of $14 B in property taxes. It has been reported that roughly 14% of houses have been protested based on the McLennan County calculated value. There is a higher likelihood that the owners of more expensive homes will protest than the owners of more typical homes. Regarding protests, commercial, apartment, and utility owners are much more likely to do so than homeowners. In 2021, 56% of commercial properties, 99% of multifamily properties, and 100% of utility properties appealed, based on value. One major reason why this appeal is consistently used by a broad segment of commercial, multi-family, and utility property owners is that it works for them.

It is a simple strategy; in about 50 to 80% of cases, property owners who appeal their property taxes see savings on their taxes. Usually, the appraisal district publishes a new number each year, and this number remains unchanged unless you disagree with it. In the event that you want to contest it on your own, you will be able to do so successfully, as long as you do so annually. Based on our 39 years of experience, few owners will appeal on their own on a yearly basis. If you do not want to protest on your own, let us handle that for you. The program is free of any upfront charge. We do not charge flat fees for any of our services. We will never charge you anything until we lower your property taxes for that particular year. Don't let another deadline for property tax protests pass you by; enroll in the Property Tax Protection Program today™.