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Duties of The Assessor

The primary duty and responsibility of the Assessor is to make sure all real property within his/her jurisdiction is assessed, with the exception of properties where the law provides otherwise.  This includes residential, multi-residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural classes of property.  

The effective date of the assessment is the first day of January of the current year. The assessor determines either a full or partial value for new construction and improvements depending upon their state of completion on January first of the year assessed.

The Iowa Department of Revenue Assessor references with Iowa Code statutes can be found here. 

Assessors Conference Board  

The Conference Board serves as the governing board for the office of the Assessor.  The county conference board consists of the mayors of all incorporated cities whose property is assessed by the county assessor, one representative from the board of directors of each high school district who is a resident of the county, and members of the county board of supervisors.  Conference board guidelines can be found here. 

Alert!

• The District will be closing early at 3:00PM on Friday, November 4th due to inclement weather.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Collin Central Appraisal District is to appraise all property in the Collin County Appraisal District at market value equally and uniformly, and to communicate that value annually to each taxpayer and taxing jurisdiction.

2022 Appraisal Rolls Have Been Certified

The Chief Appraiser has certified the 2022 appraisal rolls. Click here to download a PDF of the certified taxable values for each taxing entity.

What is a Homestead Cap?

Cap value applies to residential homesteads only and it goes into effect the second year after a residential homestead exemption has been granted for your residence. If the property is your residence homestead, the appraised value may not exceed the sum of:

• 10 percent of the appraised value of the property for the preceding tax year; plus
• the appraised value of the property for the preceding year; plus
• the market value of all new improvements to the property.

**For a more detailed summary and calculation example click here.**

2022 TAAD Press Release On Value Increases

Click here for a press release from the Texas Association of Appraisal Districts (TAAD) regarding home value increases across the State. The range of increases from regions around the State is showing to be 10% to 50% increases. For Collin CAD itself, we are continuing to analyze market data as we prepare to mail our 2022 Appraisal Notices on April 15th. We are anticipating an average home value appraisal increase toward the middle of the range shown in the linked press release, expecting an average increase of 28% to 30%, comparing 2021 to 2022 average home appraisals for the County.

May 7, 2022 Election

2022 Low Income Housing Apartment Capitalization Rate: 8%

The Appraisal District is giving public notice of the capitalization rate to be used each year to appraise property receiving an exemption under Section 11.1825 of the Property Tax Code for Organizations Constructing or Rehabilitating Low-Income Housing: Property Not Previously Exempt.

Key Annual Cycles

Below is a visual representation of where we are in several Appraisal District related calendar cycles. Each phase within each calendar cycle can be clicked for additional information about the given phase.

* denotes the active phase within a cycle.

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