Dallas County property tax calculator

Dallas County property tax in Dallas adds up to $2.2267 per $100 of value (2.23%) for 2025 across 5 taxing units. With the homestead exemptions, a $350,000 home owes about $5,191, an effective 1.48%; bills are due by January 31.[2][3][8]

Dallas County property tax calculator

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Tax year 2025 adopted rates

Estimated 2025 property tax

$5,191.26

$432.61 a month · effective rate 1.48% of the value

A $350,000 home in Dallas County owes about $5,191 a year after $2,602 in exemptions.

Schools 34% $1,739County 12% $603City 38% $1,957Other districts 17% $892
  1. Appraised value$350,000
  2. Tax before exemptions$7,793.49
  3. Exemptions save−$2,602.22
  4. Estimated tax$5,191.26
By taxing unit
UnitRateTaxableTax
Dallas County$0.2155 per $100$280,000$603.40
Parkland Hospital (Dallas County Hospital District)$0.212 per $100$280,000$593.60
Dallas College$0.106575 per $100$280,000$298.41
City of Dallas$0.6988 per $100$280,000$1,956.64
Dallas ISD$0.993835 per $100$175,000$1,739.21

Estimate, not a tax bill. Uses the adopted 2025 rate of every taxing unit in each area and each unit's own homestead and over-65 exemptions. School tax ceilings for 65+ owners, the 10% homestead cap and special districts (MUDs, ESDs, PIDs) are not modeled.

On this page
  1. How Dallas County property tax is calculated
  2. What property taxes pay for in Dallas County
  3. Dallas County property tax rates by area
  4. Dallas County homestead and over-65 exemptions
  5. Due date and protests
  6. Dallas County specifics
  7. What Dallas County homeowners typically pay
  8. FAQ
  9. Sources

How Dallas County property tax is calculated

Dallas Central Appraisal District (DCAD) values the home at 100% of market value on January 1, and in City of Dallas, Dallas ISD 5 units each apply their own rate per $100 to the value left after their own exemptions.[12][2][3] On a $350,000 home that is $7,793.49 with no exemptions, $5,191.26 as a homestead and $2,490.14 for an owner 65 or older; the biggest single line is City of Dallas at $1,956.64.

$350,000 homestead in City of Dallas, Dallas ISD, 2025 rates
Taxing unitRate per $100ExemptTaxableTaxShare
Dallas County$0.2155$70,000$280,000$603.4011.6%
Parkland Hospital (Dallas County Hospital District)$0.2120$70,000$280,000$593.6011.4%
Dallas College$0.1066$70,000$280,000$298.415.7%
City of Dallas$0.6988$70,000$280,000$1,956.6437.7%
Dallas ISD$0.9938$175,000$175,000$1,739.2133.5%
Total$2.2267$5,191.26100%

What property taxes pay for in Dallas County

Dallas ISD: 33.5% of a homestead bill, 45% without one (the $140,000 exemption cuts only the school line).[4][2] Largest non-school line: City of Dallas, 37.7%.

Dallas County property tax rates by area

The same $350,000 homestead costs $5,191 in City of Dallas, $6,103 in City of Garland, $5,278 in City of Irving.

$350,000 homestead, 2025 adopted rates
AreaTotal rate per $100TaxEffective rate
City of Dallas, Dallas ISD$2.2267$5,1911.48%
City of Garland, Garland ISD$2.3947$6,1031.74%
City of Irving, Irving ISD$2.1391$5,2781.51%
City of Dallas, Dallas ISD, 2025[2][3]
Taxing unitRate
Dallas County$0.2155 per $100
Parkland Hospital (Dallas County Hospital District)$0.212 per $100
Dallas College$0.106575 per $100
City of Dallas$0.6988 per $100
Dallas ISD$0.993835 per $100
Total$2.22671 per $100 (2.2267%)
City of Garland, Garland ISD, 2025[2][3]
Taxing unitRate
Dallas County$0.2155 per $100
Parkland Hospital (Dallas County Hospital District)$0.212 per $100
Dallas College$0.106575 per $100
City of Garland$0.689746 per $100
Garland ISD$1.1709 per $100
Total$2.394721 per $100 (2.3947%)
City of Irving, Irving ISD, 2025[2][3]
Taxing unitRate
Dallas County$0.2155 per $100
Parkland Hospital (Dallas County Hospital District)$0.212 per $100
Dallas College$0.106575 per $100
City of Irving$0.5891 per $100
Irving ISD$1.0159 per $100
Total$2.139075 per $100 (2.1391%)

Dallas County homestead and over-65 exemptions

On top of the state's $140,000 school homestead, local-option homesteads here are 20% (Dallas County, Parkland, Dallas College, City of Dallas, City of Irving); 10% (Dallas ISD); 11% (City of Garland), and the largest over-65 amount is $175,000 (City of Dallas).[4][5][2][6][7] Statewide rules and savings by county: homestead exemption Texas.

Dallas County exemptions by taxing unit[4][5][2][6][7]
ExemptionAmount
Local-option homestead 20% (Dallas County, Parkland, Dallas College, City of Dallas, City of Irving)20% (min $5,000)
Local-option homestead 10% (Dallas ISD)10% (min $5,000)
Local-option homestead 11% (City of Garland)11% (min $5,000)
Over-65/disabled (Dallas County, Parkland, Dallas College)$100,000
Over-65/disabled (City of Dallas)$175,000
Over-65/disabled (City of Garland, City of Irving)$60,000
Over-65/disabled total school exemption incl. state $60,000 (Dallas ISD)$95,000

Due date and protests

Dallas County bills are due on receipt and delinquent after January 31, with Texas penalties and interest from February.[8][10] A property tax protest goes to the DCAD Appraisal Review Board by May 15 or 30 days after your notice[11]. Dallas Central Appraisal District takes protests through DCAD uFile Online Protest (DCAD uFile online protest)[16][17]; test your comps in the property tax assessment appeal calculator and see property tax due dates.

Dallas County specifics

The three county-wide units (Dallas County, Parkland Hospital and Dallas College) add up to $0.534075 per $100 for 2025.[2] The City of Dallas grants a $175,000 over-65/disabled exemption, far above Garland or Irving ($60,000), and Dallas ISD is one of few Dallas County school districts with a 10% local-option homestead on top of the state $140,000.[2]

The Dallas Central Appraisal District's 2026 rate sheet is still an estimate, so this page uses the adopted 2025 rates; it will move to 2026 when they are final.

What Dallas County homeowners typically pay

Census figures for 2024 put the median property tax paid by Dallas County homeowners at $4,649 on a median home value of $330,500, an effective rate of about 1.41%.[14][15]

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Dallas County property tax rate?

It depends on the area: $2.2267 per $100 (2.23%) in City of Dallas, Dallas ISD for 2025, the sum of 5 taxing units.

How much is property tax on a $350,000 house in Dallas?

About $5,191 a year with the homestead exemptions (2025 rates), or $7,793 without them.

What does a homeowner 65 or older pay in Dallas County?

On a $350,000 home in City of Dallas, Dallas ISD, about $2,490 in the first year with the over-65 exemptions, before any school tax ceiling.

Sources

  1. Texas Tax Code §23.23 – Limitation on Appraised Value of Residence Homestead · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  2. 2025 Ad Valorem Tax Rates for Dallas County (notes on SB 4 / SB 23 amounts) · Dallas Central Appraisal District, 2025-11-05
  3. 2025 Tax Rates and Levies (school district, city, county, special district XLSX; version dated 01/28/2026) · Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Property Tax Assistance, 2026-01-28
  4. Texas Tax Code §11.13 – Residence Homestead · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  5. Property Tax Exemptions · Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, accessed 2026-11-14
  6. Texas Tax Code §11.26 – Limitation of School Tax on Homesteads of Elderly or Disabled · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  7. Appraisal and Tax Limitations · Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, accessed 2026-11-14
  8. Texas Tax Code §31.02 – Delinquency Date · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  9. Texas Tax Code §1.06 – Effect of Weekend, Holiday, or Office Closure · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  10. Texas Tax Code §33.01 – Penalties and Interest · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  11. Texas Tax Code §41.44 – Notice of Protest · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  12. Texas Tax Code §23.01 – Appraisals Generally · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  13. Texas Tax Code §11.43 – Application for Exemption · Texas Legislature (Texas Constitution and Statutes), accessed 2026-11-14
  14. Table B25103: Mortgage Status by Median Real Estate Taxes Paid (American Community Survey 2024 1-year) · U.S. Census Bureau, 2025-09
  15. Table B25077: Median Value (Dollars), owner-occupied housing units (American Community Survey 2024 1-year) · U.S. Census Bureau, 2025-09
  16. The Protest Process (04/26) · Dallas Central Appraisal District, accessed 2026-11-14
  17. Online Protest (uFile) · Dallas Central Appraisal District, accessed 2026-11-14