Parker County property tax calculator: what will my 2026 bill be?
Estimator, tax year 2026Enter the appraised value from your Parker County Appraisal District notice. The estimator applies the state homestead exemptions and the rates each unit has adopted or proposed for 2026, and shows what the same value would have cost at last year's rates.
When it is due: 2026 bills go out starting in October and are due on receipt. Taxes unpaid after Jan. 31 become delinquent Feb. 1, with a 6% penalty and 1% interest; when Jan. 31 falls on a weekend or holiday the deadline moves to the next business day, and a bill mailed after Jan. 10 gets a later delinquency date printed on it (Texas Comptroller). In Parker County the Parker County Appraisal District collects the taxes, not the county tax office (Comptroller county directory).
Every year's rates, values and levies for the city, the district and the county, 2021 to 2025, from the Comptroller: the rates series.
| Taxing unit | 2026 rate | Taxable value | 2026 estimate | At 2025 rates |
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Weatherford College's junior college district also levies a tax on Parker County property; the Ledger will add it once its adopted 2026 rate is confirmed from the college's own notice. Look up your parcel at PCAD.
Rates per $100 of taxable value. Adopted rates come from each unit's own records; proposed rates are labeled. Local optional homestead exemptions for the city and county are not applied because the Ledger has not confirmed them; the school-district exemptions are set by state law. The 10% homestead appraisal cap and any over-65 tax ceiling are not modeled; if either applies to you, the real bill is lower than this estimate. This is an estimate for planning, not a bill; the bill comes from the Parker County Tax Assessor-Collector in October.