Tarrant County Appraisal District estimates the taxable value of property owned by private utilities, such as gas and electric. Utilities account for just 1% of the value of taxable property in Tarrant County; $6.1 billion out of $244 billion in 2020. However fully 92% of the utility value is typically protested. Few utility accounts proceed to a judicial appeal or binding arbitration.

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Utility companies protest 92% of value annually versus about 25% of homeowners who protest their property tax assessment on their home annually. You do not have to own a utility to be well represented! Enroll in the Property Tax Protection Program™ and O'Connor will review the Tarrant County Appraisal District initial value and look for ways to appeal market value and unequal appraisal. 60 to 80% of appeals are successful in a typical year. There are no guarantees but you would likely save in 6 to 8 of every ten years. No flat fee. No upfront cost. You only pay if we reduce your property taxes that year. Don't miss another protest deadline. Enroll today, relax and save.

TAD Utility Property Tax Summary

Market Value Utilities	$4,142,548,842
Number Utility Property Tax Protests	441
$ Value Utilities Protested	$587,342,741
# Lawsuits Filed for Utility on ARB Values	2
$ Reduction Property Tax Lawsuits for Utility Current Year	$0