Midland County Appraisal District 2021 Utility Property Tax Summary

A property owned by a private utility, such as a gas or electric company, must be appraised by the Midland Central Appraisal District for its taxable value. Among the value of taxable property in Midland County, utilities account for just 4.5%; only 1 B dollars out of the total value of $41 B that was taxable in 2021. Utility accounts are rarely subject to judicial appeals or binding arbitration proceedings before a court of law.

In 2021, Midland utilities protested 0% of their property value while homeowners protested approximately 7%. It doesn't matter if you own a utility or not, you can be well-represented by our firm! As a result of participating in O'Connor's Property Tax Protection Program™, O'Connor will review the county appraisal district's initial value, and determine how to appeal market value assessments and unequal appraisals. The success rate of appeals varies from 55 to 95% in most years. Let's not let another protest deadline pass. Get enrolled today, sit back, and enjoy the savings.