Payments can also be made by mail to: City of El Paso Tax Office, P.O. Box 2992, El Paso, TX 79999-2992. In-person payments can be made at the city tax office at 221 N. Kansas St., suite 300, which is the third floor of the Wells Fargo building. Office hours are from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
How do property taxes work in El Paso TX?
El Paso’s average tax rate was 1.99 percent in 2014 compared to the national average rate of 1.2 percent and the Texas average rate of 1.67 percent. That means the owner of an average-valued home in El Paso County pays around 2 percent of their home’s value in property taxes each year.
How does the city of El Paso collect property taxes?
The City of El Paso collects property taxes on behalf of all the 38 units of government that levy a tax within El Paso County. We are one of the few large urban offices in Texas fully consolidated for purposes of property tax collection. Our goal is to provide efficient and effective services for the taxpayers.
Is there a consolidated tax office in El Paso TX?
Consolidated Tax Office. The City of El Paso collects property taxes on behalf of all the 38 units of government that levy a tax within El Paso County. We are one of the few large urban offices in Texas fully consolidated for purposes of property tax collection. Our goal is to provide efficient and effective services for the taxpayers.
What forms of payment does El Paso accept?
The City of El Paso will still accept Visa, MasterCard, and Discover credit/debit cards. Current year tax bills with an amount due less than $5 are not being mailed except by owner request per Property Tax Code 31.01 (f).
When do taxes become delinquent in El Paso TX?
Taxes become delinquent on February 1st. The City of El Paso Tax Office, for your protection, does not retain your credit/debit card information. Therefore, if you experience errors during your transaction you may need to adjust your internet browser’s privacy setting to accept all cookies.
