Haskell County Appraisal District

01/29/2026

The last day to PAY your PROPERTY TAX without penalty & interest this year is February 2, 2026!!!!!

01/25/2026

Due to the continued inclement weather, Haskell CAD will be closed Monday January 26.
Go to www.HaskellCAD.org to make payments or view your account.

Appraises property for ad valorem taxation of these taxing authorities.

01/23/2026

Due to inclement weather, our office will be closing at 12 noon today.
We follow the local school closures for weather-related decisions. Everyone stay safe and warm. ❄️

01/02/2026

Please pay attention to the postmarked dates when mailing payments!

The U.S. government has ended production of the penny. This will result in penny shortages affecting taxpayers making cash payments and calculating sales tax.

12/22/2025

Merry Christmas from our families to yours!

We will be closed December 24-26 and January 1.

11/26/2025

We will close at 3pm on Wednesday, & will be closed all day Thursday & Friday for Thanksgiving.
May your week be full of blessings! Happy Thanksgiving!

11/10/2025

The office will be closed on November 11, 2025.
THANK YOU, VETERANS! ❤️💙

11/10/2025

10/30/2025

Reminder:
Early voting ends tomorrow.
Be sure to cast your vote—items on the ballot include the Homestead and BPP measures.

Homestead Exemption Increases from $100,000 to $140,000
Business Personal Property Increases from $2,500 to $125,000

10/06/2025

The 2025 tax bills have been mailed. Here are 3 ways to pay.

IN PERSON: 604 N 1st in Haskell 8-12, 1-5. We also have a drop box in our door for your convenience.

ONLINE: http://www.haskellcad.org/(S(dld2zksd3uhb4b3ftpezd4py))/search.aspx?clientid=haskellcad

BY PHONE: (940) 864-3805

**Paying online or over the phone includes a convenience fee charged by the processor.

09/24/2025

Thursday, September 25, we will close at noon so that our software company can load tax rates & prepare statements. This also means our website will be unavailable during that time. We will reopen Friday at 8am.
You are welcome to utilize our drop box for payments if needed.

09/19/2025

Appraisal districts are independent political subdivisions of
the state, established in each county in Texas.
Administered by a chief appraiser, appraisal districts are responsible for appraising all property within their jurisdictions at market value
as of Jan. 1.
They are also responsible for maintaining property tax ownership records, determining exemption applications,
determining special appraisals and certifying the appraisal roll
to the taxing units.
Appraisal districts use three standard approaches to determine
market value:
• The market data (sales) comparison approach uses property sales to estimate the value of similar properties that
have not sold.
For instance, appraisal districts can use
sales in a residential neighborhood to estimate the value of an entire neighborhood’s property, assuming they adjust
the sales for differences in property characteristics such as
size, age, location, etc.
• The income approach analyzes income and expense data
and capitalization or discount rates to determine the present worth of the property’s potential income stream or benefit to estimate the price a potential buyer would pay.7
• The cost approach first determines the cost necessary to
replace the property with one of equal utility, less depreciation and then appropriately adjusts for physical, functional
or economic obsolescence to arrive at a current market
value estimate.
Appraisal districts must consider all three approaches in valuing property and determine the most appropriate method for
the appraisal.
Texas law requires appraisal districts to reappraise all property
in their jurisdictions at least once every three years, but they
may have to reappraise more often to maintain market value as
of Jan. 1 each year.