Collin County Central Appraisal District Property Tax Exemptions

The Collin County Appraisal District (CCAD Collin) offers a range of property tax exemptions designed to help homeowners reduce their taxable property value.

CCAD Property Tax Exemptions 

The Homestead Exemption offers Provides property tax relief for homeowners who use their primary residence as their homestead. This exemption helps reduce the taxable value of the home, making it easier to manage property taxes.

  • This exemption requires a complete application along with supporting documents such as proof of Texas residency.
  • The homestead limitation cap begins after one year of the exemption being in effect, limiting future property tax increases.
  • Late applications are accepted within a two-year delinquency deadline from January 31.

This exemption provides help to senior citizens freeze school district taxes and minimize their tax burden.

  • Exemption requires application and certification of age, property ownership, and residence.
  • School district taxes are frozen at the rate when the exemption is granted.
  • Allows homeowners to defer taxes, with a 5% interest rate, during the deferral period.

This exemption provides property tax reductions for individuals who are disabled and unable to work.

  • Requires an application and proof of disability via a Disability Benefit Letter or a Physician’s Statement.
  • School district taxes are frozen at the current rate when the exemption is approved.
  • Offers the option to defer taxes, with a 5% interest rate during the deferral period.

This exemption supports veterans with a service-connected disability (10%-100%) by reducing taxable home value. It provides tax relief based on the severity of their disability, reducing the financial strain of homeownership.

  • To get this exemption you’ll need a VA Disability Benefits Letter and a separate application from the Homestead Exemption.
  • The exemption amount varies depending on the disability rating.
  • Veterans may qualify for additional exemptions, such as an extra $12,000 for those who are Over-65 and have a disability.

This exemption Provides complete property tax relief for veterans rated 100% disabled or unemployable.

  • Requires a complete application and documentation proving 100% disability or unemployability from the VA.
  • The exemption applies to the principal residence and is prorated based on the deed or move-in date.
  • Provides significant financial relief by eliminating property taxes for eligible veterans.

Offers continued property tax exemptions for spouses of veterans and first responders. These exemptions provide continued tax relief for spouses after their loved one’s passing

  • Over-65 Surviving Spouse: The spouse must be 55+ at the time of death and remain in the home.
  • Disabled Veteran’s Surviving Spouse: The spouse must not have remarried and must provide proof of the veteran’s service-connected disability.
  • Surviving Spouse of a First Responder: Exemption applies regardless of the responder’s death date.

This exemption is available to heirs who inherit a homestead property. It ensures that the property tax relief remains in place for heirs taking over the primary residence of a deceased family member.

  • Requires a completed Homestead Heirship Affidavit and supporting documents such as a death certificate.
  • Heirs must provide utility bills or other documents to prove continued ownership and residence.
  • Helps maintain the homestead exemption benefits for inherited property.

This exemption benefits veterans with less than 100% disability whose home was donated by a charitable organization. It ensures that the veteran receives tax relief on a home they did not purchase.

  • Requires proof of disability (less than 100%) and documentation confirming the home was donated by a charity.
  • Reduces property taxes for veterans with a disability rating lower than 100%.
  • Helps partially disabled veterans maintain tax relief on their donated homes.

This exemption provides property tax reductions for individuals who are disabled and unable to work.

  • Requires an application and proof of disability via a Disability Benefit Letter or a Physician’s Statement.
  • School district taxes are frozen at the current rate when the exemption is approved.
  • Offers the option to defer taxes, with a 5% interest rate during the deferral period.

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How to Apply for Exemptions

  • We assess your property for eligibility based on CCAD Collin guidelines.
  • Our team handles all paperwork, ensuring accurate and timely submission to the Collin Appraisal District.
  • We provide updates, keeping you informed about your exemption status and potential savings.

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