1.
What is my balance?
You'll find this by doing a SEARCH
on your property on this website.
2.What is the amount of the last payment received and
by whom? You'll find this by doing a SEARCH
of your property on this website.
3.
Am I getting all my exemptions?
Applications for exemptions must be approved by the
El Paso Central Appraisal District. Their website address
is www.epcad.org
and their telephone number is (915) 780-2000.
4.
Where are you sending the bills?
Tax bills are sent to the property owner unless the bill
is requested by a tax agent or a mortgage company.
5.
What exemptions am I eligible to receive?
Contact the El Paso Central Appraisal District at (915)
780-2000 or at their website at www.epcad.org.
6.
Why are my taxes so high?
Property taxes are determined by three factors: (1) the
appraised value of the property; (2) the tax rates adopted
by the various units that levy tax; and (3) exemptions,
if any.
7.
After making my $XX payment, why is there still a balance
of $XX?
Penalties and interest accrue monthly as long as the account
remains delinquent.
8.
What is the assessed value/legal description?
Contact the El Paso Central Appraisal District at (915)
780-2000 or at their website at www.epcad.org.
9.
Why did I receive or not receive a tax bill delinquent
notice?
Tax bills are sent to the owner of the property or a tax
agent/mortgage company if requested. Delinquent notices
are sent to the property owner or a tax agent designated
to receive these.
10.
What kind of payment arrangements can I make?
If the account has been delinquent less than six months,
call (915) 541-4054 for information on arrangements.
If the account is delinquent at least six months, call
(915) 533-6637 for information on arrangements. Taxes
become delinquent on February 1 on the year subsequent
to when they were levied. For example, taxes levied
for year 2000 become delinquent on February 1, 2001.
