Tax Statements

Tax statements are mailed in October either to the homeowner, the mortgage company or the tax agent. You have until January 31 to pay the taxes without penalty and interest. On February 1 any account still due will be charged penalty and interest. Penalty begins at 6% and increases monthly to a maximum of 12% in July. Interest accrues at 1% per month until the taxes are paid in full. On April 1, any business personal property account that remains unpaid will incur an additional collection fee of 20% of the total taxes, penalty and interest due. On July 1st any other account that remains unpaid will incur an additional collection fee of 20% of the total taxes, penalty and interest due.

Appraisal Information 

Dallas Central Appraisal District provides Irving ISD with values, owner names, mailing address and exemption information. If you have any questions concerning these matters, you can contact them at 214-631-0910 or visit their website at www.dallascad.org.

Tax Information

In the state of Texas, you pay property tax on any property you own to the school district, county & city where the property is located. In Irving, you should receive two tax statements to pay, one from the Irving ISD and the other from Dallas County, the county collects for the City of Irving. If you are in a special district, you may receive a bill from that district as well. 

E-Statements

E-Statement requests are made on a per-account basis. Requests will remain in effect until rescinded in writing, or a change of ownership occurs, and the tax records are changed by the Dallas Central Appraisal District. Once the account is coded to receive an E-Statement, it will always be sent to the email address provided. Instructions to set up an account to receive e-statements are on the left side of our webpage.

The Tax office accepts postmarks from the U.S. Post Office. If it is the last day, we suggest you go inside the post office and have them hand stamp your envelope to ensure the correct date. 

Quarterly Payment Agreements

If you have an Over 65 exemption, a disabled person's exemption or a disabled veteran's exemption on your homestead property, you are eligible to pay your taxes in 4 equal installments without penalty and interest, providing you make the payments by the due dates. Please contact the tax office at 972-600-5450 for more information.