Tarrant County Central Appraisal District – 2022

The Tarrant County Appraisal Review Board (ARB) hears tax protests from the Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD). Although they get paid from Tarrant CAD, they depict themselves as distinct entities. ARB tax protest hearings resulted in about $21 million of the $451 million in property tax savings from informal and ARB hearings in 2022. There were 20,478 ARB hearings before the Tarrant County ARB in 2022

Large owners have a tax consultant. Do You?

ARB protests generate large savings in Tarrant County, totaling $21 million in 2022, based on value reduction at the ARB of $783 billion. In all, owners benefited from tax reductions in 65% of ARB protests. Homeowners won 68% of their ARB protests while commercial and business property owners won 56%.

Large owners are aware of how to lower their property taxes via the system. In 2022, owners appealed 72% of the value of commercial and business personal property and 93% of the entire value of multifamily property. In comparison, the yearly appeals of housing value amount to only 28%. It's not necessary to own a big house to be represented by a property tax expert. Don't miss another deadline for filing a property tax protest by enrolling in the Property Tax Protection Program™ now.

Tarrant County Appraisal District Appraiser Summary

Number of Appraisal Review Board Members	52
Number New Appraisal Review Board Members	0
% of New Appraisal Review Board Members	0%
Number Returning Appraisal Review Board Members	52
% of Returning Appraisal Review Board Members	100%
Days of Hearings	88
Appraisal Review Board Budget	$1,203,930
Lowest Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$175
Median Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$195
Highest Appraisal Review Board Per Diem	$225
Attorney Paid to Advise Appraisal Review Board	Yes
Did Appraisal Review Board Retain Licensed Appraiser for Training	Yes
On-line Protest System for Appraisal Review Board	Yes