Texas · Llano County · Local exemptions · Updated Oct 2026
Llano County, TX property tax exemptions (2026)
The property tax breaks that are set or run locally in Llano County, on top of Texas’s statewide rules: what each is worth here, who qualifies, where to apply and the deadline.
What is different in Llano County
In Llano County your exemptions depend on each taxing unit on your bill: of the 12 units the Llano Central Appraisal District lists for 2026, 9 give a percentage homestead exemption, 1 non-school units add an over-65 amount, and at least 4 non-school units have adopted a tax ceiling (freeze) for 65+/disabled owners. Llano County itself: 20% of the home's value off for every homestead (at least $5,000); a tax ceiling (freeze) on its taxes for owners 65 or older or disabled. It has no local over-65 amount. Llano ISD: 10% of the home's value off for every homestead (at least $5,000) in addition to the state $140,000; a school tax ceiling (freeze) for 65+/disabled owners, as state law requires. It has no local over-65 amount beyond the state $60,000.
Apply at
Llano Central Appraisal District
Phone
325-247-3065
Local breaks
Llano County local option homestead exemptions, Llano ISD local option homestead exemptions, City of Llano local option homestead exemptions
20% of the home's value off for every homestead (at least $5,000); a tax ceiling (freeze) on its taxes for owners 65 or older or disabled. It has no local over-65 amount.
Set by
county
Tax year
2026
Who qualifies
You own the home and live in it as your principal residence (residence homestead) in Llano County. Tax ceiling: you have the over-65 or disabled exemption on the home.
How to apply
No separate application to Llano County: file Form 50-114 once with the Llano Central Appraisal District, checking the age 65 or disabled box if it applies, with a copy of your Texas driver's license or ID showing the home's address. The appraisal district applies every taxing unit's exemptions to your home.
Homestead: generally by April 30 of the tax year; age 65/disabled: within one year after you qualify. Late applications are accepted up to two years after the taxes become delinquent (Tax Code §11.43, §11.431).
Renewal
One-time, unless the appraisal district asks you to reapply.
10% of the home's value off for every homestead (at least $5,000) in addition to the state $140,000; a school tax ceiling (freeze) for 65+/disabled owners, as state law requires. It has no local over-65 amount beyond the state $60,000.
Set by
school district
Tax year
2026
Who qualifies
You own the home and live in it as your principal residence (residence homestead) in Llano ISD.
How to apply
No separate application to Llano ISD: file Form 50-114 once with the Llano Central Appraisal District, checking the age 65 or disabled box if it applies, with a copy of your Texas driver's license or ID showing the home's address. The appraisal district applies every taxing unit's exemptions to your home.
Homestead: generally by April 30 of the tax year; age 65/disabled: within one year after you qualify. Late applications are accepted up to two years after the taxes become delinquent (Tax Code §11.43, §11.431).
Renewal
One-time, unless the appraisal district asks you to reapply.
20% of the home's value off for every homestead (at least $5,000); a tax ceiling (freeze) on its taxes for owners 65 or older or disabled. It has no local over-65 amount.
Set by
city
Tax year
2026
Who qualifies
You own the home and live in it as your principal residence (residence homestead) in City of Llano. Tax ceiling: you have the over-65 or disabled exemption on the home.
How to apply
No separate application to City of Llano: file Form 50-114 once with the Llano Central Appraisal District, checking the age 65 or disabled box if it applies, with a copy of your Texas driver's license or ID showing the home's address. The appraisal district applies every taxing unit's exemptions to your home.
Homestead: generally by April 30 of the tax year; age 65/disabled: within one year after you qualify. Late applications are accepted up to two years after the taxes become delinquent (Tax Code §11.43, §11.431).
Renewal
One-time, unless the appraisal district asks you to reapply.
Roughly what an exemption could save you a year: the value it takes off, times your tax rate.
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Questions about property tax exemptions in Llano County
What property tax exemptions are there in Llano County?
In Llano County your exemptions depend on each taxing unit on your bill: of the 12 units the Llano Central Appraisal District lists for 2026, 9 give a percentage homestead exemption, 1 non-school units add an over-65 amount, and at least 4 non-school units have adopted a tax ceiling (freeze) for 65+/disabled owners. Llano County itself: 20% of the home's value off for every homestead (at least $5,000); a tax ceiling (freeze) on its taxes for owners 65 or older or disabled. It has no local over-65 amount. Llano ISD: 10% of the home's value off for every homestead (at least $5,000) in addition to the state $140,000; a school tax ceiling (freeze) for 65+/disabled owners, as state law requires. It has no local over-65 amount beyond the state $60,000. Local breaks here: Llano County local option homestead exemptions; Llano ISD local option homestead exemptions; City of Llano local option homestead exemptions.
Where do I apply for a property tax exemption in Llano County?
Llano Central Appraisal District Phone: 325-247-3065 Address: 103 E. Sandstone St., Llano, TX 78643-2039. Also: Llano County Tax Assessor-Collector, which collects the property tax bill. Also: Texas Comptroller, Property Tax Assistance Division, which state agency: statewide exemption rules and forms.
When is the deadline to apply in Llano County?
Llano County local option homestead exemptions: Homestead: generally by April 30 of the tax year; age 65/disabled: within one year after you qualify. Late applications are accepted up to two years after the taxes become delinquent (Tax Code §11.43, §11.431). Llano ISD local option homestead exemptions: Homestead: generally by April 30 of the tax year; age 65/disabled: within one year after you qualify. Late applications are accepted up to two years after the taxes become delinquent (Tax Code §11.43, §11.431). City of Llano local option homestead exemptions: Homestead: generally by April 30 of the tax year; age 65/disabled: within one year after you qualify. Late applications are accepted up to two years after the taxes become delinquent (Tax Code §11.43, §11.431).
Do I have to reapply every year in Llano County?
Llano County local option homestead exemptions: One-time, unless the appraisal district asks you to reapply. Llano ISD local option homestead exemptions: One-time, unless the appraisal district asks you to reapply. City of Llano local option homestead exemptions: One-time, unless the appraisal district asks you to reapply.
Do Texas’s statewide exemptions apply in Llano County too?
Yes. The statewide breaks on our Texas page apply here as well, for example General Residence Homestead Exemption, Age 65 or Older or Disabled Residence Homestead Exemption and School Tax Ceiling (tax freeze) for Age 65 or Older or Disabled. This page adds what Llano County sets or runs itself.
Good to know in Llano County
Statewide, every school district must exempt $140,000 of a homestead's value and another $60,000 for owners 65+ or disabled, and freeze school taxes for them; the amounts in the table are what each local unit adds (Texas Tax Code §11.13, §11.26).
Median effective tax rate for Llano County: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates, county figures as published by Tax Foundation. The rate is property taxes paid divided by home value.