Thousand Oaks Cedar Park homeowners have saved $42 on average in property taxes by protesting! Also, 15 homeowners were represented by an agent. Join your neighbors and pay less in property taxes.
Neighborhood Details
54
Properties
19
Protests Filed
8
Successful
| 65% | Did Not Protest | |
| 15% | Successful Outcome | |
| 20% | Unsuccessful Outcome |
Total Saved
$425
by those who protested
Unclaimed Savings
$563
by those who did not protest
0
Saved
$1000+
0
Saved
$500-$999
0
Saved
$250-$499
2
Saved
$100-$249
| 21% | Protests by Owner | |
| 79% | Protests by Agent |
Top 3 Property Tax Savings
| Address | Savings |
| 101 Split Oak Dr, Cedar Park, TX 78613 | $219 |
| 110 Split Oak Dr, Cedar Park, TX 78613 | $205 |
| 206 Escarpment Way, Cedar Park, TX 78613 | $1 |
Important Property Tax Calendar Dates
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Date of Appraisal
Appraisal districts value your property as of this date for the current tax year. Make sure to apply for the homestead exemption which helps to reduce your property tax burden.
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Property Appraisals Mailed
This date kicks off the property tax protest season. Some appraisal districts mail appraisal notices as late as mid-April.
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Protest Filing Deadline
You must file your property value protest with the appraisal district by May 15th or 30 days from the date of Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later. Check your Notice of Appraised Value for the deadline.
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Tax Rates are Set
Taxing units (e.g. school districts, MUD's, etc) set the tax rates by approximately this date.
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Property Tax Bills Mailed
You will receive your property tax bill from the county's tax office in October or November. You can pay your property taxes through January 31st without penalties and interest.
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