Property Tax 101

Jim Hogg County, Texas - Assessor's Office

The Jim Hogg County Assessor is responsible for appraising real estate and assessing a property tax on properties located in Jim Hogg County, Texas. You can contact the Jim Hogg County Assessor for:

• Paying your property tax
• Appealing your property tax appraisal
• Information on your property's tax assessment
• Checking the Jim Hogg County property tax due date
• Reporting upgrades or improvements
• Your property tax bill

102 E Tilley StThe Jim Hogg County Assessor's Office is located in Hebbronville, Texas. Hebbronville is the county seat of Jim Hogg County, where most local government offices are located. The assessor's office is located in the same building as the Jim Hogg County Courthouse, at 102 East Tilley, Suite 2.

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Jim Hogg County Assessor's Office Services

There are three major roles involved in administering property taxes - Tax Assessor, Property Appraiser, and Tax Collector. Note that in some counties, one or more of these roles may be held by the same individual or office. For example, the Jim Hogg County Tax Assessor may also serve as the Jim Hogg County Tax Appraiser.

1. The Jim Hogg County Tax Assessor is responsible for setting property tax rates and collecting owed property tax on real estate located in Jim Hogg County.
2. The Jim Hogg County Property Appraiser is responsible for determining the taxable value of each piece of real estate, which the Tax Assessor will use to determine the owed property tax.
3. The Jim Hogg County Tax Collector is responsible for collecting property tax from property owners. They issue yearly tax bills to all property owners in Jim Hogg County, and work with the sheriff's office to foreclose on properties with delinquent taxes.

When contacting Jim Hogg County about your property taxes, make sure that you are contacting the correct office. You can call the Jim Hogg County Tax Assessor's Office for assistance at 361-527-3237. Remember to have your property's Tax ID Number or Parcel Number available when you call!

If you have documents to send, you can fax them to the Jim Hogg County assessor's office at 361-527-5847. Please call the assessor's office in Hebbronville before you send documents or if you need to schedule a meeting. If you have general questions, you can call the Jim Hogg County Courthouse at 361-527-3015.

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The median property tax in Jim Hogg County, Texas is $735.00

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