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Hill County, Texas: Property Tax Rates

The range across 24 places

Lowest

1.2597

Median

1.4678

Highest

1.6977

County plus school-district rate, in dollars per $100 of taxable value, before exemptions, from the published 2025 rates. Texas appraises a home at 100% of market value, so these rates apply to about the price; the seller's cap on yearly increases ends with a sale. A bill is the county rate (0.4526) plus the rate of the home's school district, plus a city's rate inside its limits. College, hospital, flood-control and emergency-services districts and any municipal utility district are not in these figures, and a district that crosses counties is listed under its home county. A homestead takes $140,000 off the school district's taxable value.

Every place, side by side

PlaceCounty + this unitThis unit alone
Abbott ISD (school district)1.52931.0766
Aquilla ISD (school district)1.56331.1107
Blum ISD (school district)1.44110.9885
Bynum ISD (school district)1.44780.9952
Covington ISD (school district)1.60051.1479
Hillsboro ISD (school district)1.59511.1425
Hubbard ISD (school district)1.69771.2451
Itasca ISD (school district)1.29800.8454
Malone ISD (school district)1.25970.8071
Mount Calm ISD (school district)1.48791.0353
Penelope ISD (school district)1.35980.9072
Whitney ISD (school district)1.40370.9511
Blum (city)0.85200.3994
Carl's Corner (city)0.66080.2082
City of Bynum (city)0.62730.1747
Covington (city)0.63850.1859
Hillsboro (city)1.25500.8024
Hubbard (city)1.32930.8767
Itasca (city)0.83850.3859
Malone (city)0.84790.3953
Mertens (city)0.65180.1991
Mount Calm (city)0.77020.3176
Penelope (city)0.74360.2909
Whitney (city)1.02900.5764

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