How to Appeal Property Taxes in Williamson County (2026)
Overview
Williamson County, north of Austin, has approximately 250,000 parcels covering fast-growing cities like Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, and Leander. The Williamson Central Appraisal District (WCAD) reassesses every property annually. With the Austin metro's continued expansion northward, Williamson County has seen some of the most dramatic home value increases in Texas. WCAD offers an Express Review option for recently purchased properties where the appraised value exceeds the purchase price.
Step-by-Step Appeal Process
Receive your Notice of Appraised Value from WCAD (typically mailed in April)
Review your property details at wcad.org
File online via WCAD Online Appeals at onlineappeals.wcad.org (requires Online Passcode from appraisal notice)
Or mail Form 50-132 to WCAD at 625 FM 1460, Georgetown, TX 78626
If you recently purchased, check if Express Review applies (appraised value exceeds purchase price)
Attend informal hearing — available in-person, by phone, or video
If unresolved, proceed to a formal ARB hearing
What Evidence Do You Need?
Common Reasons for Successful Appeals
Tips for Success
Frequently Asked Questions
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Free Assessment CheckThis guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Deadlines and procedures may change. Always verify current information with your county assessor.