Property Tax

Robertson County Has Two Separate Tax Offices

The appraisal district sets your property value; the tax assessor-collector sends the bill — they are two different offices in Franklin.

Robertson County Money & Taxes

In Robertson County, two offices handle property taxes. The Robertson County Appraisal District (RCAD) decides what your property is worth. That value is used to calculate what you owe. A separate office — the Tax Assessor-Collector — actually sends your bill and collects the money.

If you think your value is too high, you dispute it with the appraisal district, not the tax office. The appraisal district is at 108 Morgan St., Franklin. The tax assessor-collector is at 315 N. Center St., Franklin. Check the Texas Comptroller's county directory for current contact details, since staff and phone numbers can change.

Source to confirm: Texas Comptroller — Robertson County Directory

More Robertson County notes

Homestead Exemption

Homestead Exemption Can Lower Your Tax Bill

If your Robertson County home is your main residence, you may qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces what you owe in property taxes.

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Ag Valuation

Farm and Ranch Land Can Be Taxed at Ag Value, Not Market Value

Farm and ranch land in Robertson County can be taxed on what it produces, not what it sells for. This can mean a much lower tax bill.

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Water Wells

Robertson County Groundwater Is Managed by a Local District

If you drill a water well in Robertson County, the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District sets the rules and may require a permit.

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Public Hunting

Over 1,000 Acres of Public Hunting Land in Robertson County

TPWD's Annual Public Hunting Permit gives access to the Luminant Texas Unit in Robertson County, a 1,071-acre tract open for hunting and other outdoor use.

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