Rate Breakdown

Property taxes in Andrews County are calculated by multiplying the assessed value (minus exemptions) by the total local millage rate.

How Property Tax Works in Andrews County

Property taxes in Andrews County, Texas, are levied annually by the county government to fund various public services and infrastructure. The assessment process involves determining the value of your property, applying exemptions, and calculating your tax liability.

The appraisal district of Andrews County, also known as the Andrews County Appraisal District (ACAD), is responsible for appraising properties and calculating their taxable value. The taxable value is multiplied by the effective tax rate, also known as the millage rate, to determine your property tax bill.

The effective tax rate in Andrews County varies depending on the location and type of property. For the 2022 tax year, the effective tax rate for residential properties was 0.9115% and for commercial properties was 1.1113%. These rates are subject to change each year.

Here's a breakdown of the millage rates for Andrews County:

• County Tax Rate: 0.3418
• School District Tax Rate: 1.2196 ( Andrews ISD)
• District Tax Rate: 0.0000 (No district tax rate applicable)
• Special District Tax Rate: 0.3501

Available Exemptions

The state of Texas offers several exemptions that can reduce your property tax liability. The following exemptions are available to residents of Andrews County:

• Homestead Exemption: A homestead exemption reduces your taxable value by up to $50,000 for primary residences. To qualify, you must occupy the property as your principal residence.
• Senior Citizen Exemption: A senior citizen exemption reduces your taxable value by up to $75,000 if you are 65 years or older and occupy the property as your principal residence.
• Disability Exemption: A disability exemption reduces your taxable value by up to $12,000 if you are a disabled individual and occupy the property as your principal residence.
• Veteran Exemption: A veteran exemption reduces your taxable value by up to $12,000 if you are a 100% disabled veteran or a Purple Heart recipient.

Payment Schedule & Deadlines

Property tax payments are due on November 30th for the annual tax year. Andrews County offers an installment payment plan that allows you to pay your taxes in two installments: November 30th and February 1st.

Failure to pay your property taxes on time may result in penalties and interest. Here's a breakdown of the late payment penalties:

• November 30th: 0% penalty and interest
• December 1st - February 1st: 1.5% penalty and interest
• February 2nd - April 1st: 6% penalty and interest
• After April 1st: 12% penalty and interest

Appealing Your Assessment

If you disagree with your property tax assessment, you can appeal to the Andrews County Appraisal Review Board (ARB). The ARB will review your case and make a determination on your appeal.

To appeal your assessment, you must submit a written request to the ARB within 30 days of receiving your notice of appraised value. You can file your appeal online or by mail. The ARB will schedule a hearing to discuss your appeal, and you will have the opportunity to present your case.

It's essential to carefully review your property assessment and consider seeking professional advice before appealing your assessment.