Tarrant County Appraisal District 2022 Industrial Personal Property Tax Protest Summary

Two percent of Tarrant County's total property tax base is made up of property taxes on industrial property. Manufacturing, chemical processing, and refineries are all considered industrial. In 2022, owners of industrial property in Tarrant County protested 65% of the property's total value. Industrial property protested totaled $4 billion out of $7 billion in 2022. The percentage of accounts that have been protested is more than typical, yet just 1% of industrial property has had a court appeal. By comparison, the value of 74% of multifamily and 13% of commercial business property filed judicial appeals. Owners of houses only filed judicial appeals for 0.4% of the value of all houses.

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Tarrant County Appraisal District Industrial Property Tax Summary

Market Value Industrial Real Property	$2,064,514,287
Market Value Industrial Personal Property	$5,177,444,469
Number Industrial Real Property Property Tax Protests	657
Number Industrial Personal Property Property Tax Protests	140
$ Value Industrial Real and Personal Protested	$4,745,051,534
# Lawsuits Filed for Industrial on ARB Values	8
ARB Value of All Lawsuits Filed for Industrial	$93,489,770
$ Reduction Property Tax Lawsuits for Industrial Current Year	$856,436