When are Kerrville ISD’s blue tax statements mailed out?
School taxes are billed at the end of each tax year; tax statements are typically mailed out in October.
When are my Kerrville ISD taxes due?
Upon receipt, the last day to pay without penalty is January 31st.
If you have an exemption due to age or disability, you may be eligible to pay in four equal installments. Payments should be made by January 31st, March 31st, May 31st, July 31st. Please contact us for further information.
Is this the only bill I need to pay?
No, this is only your school district tax bill. You will need to contact Kerr County Tax Office for your property’s other tax statements.
How can I pay my taxes?
In person – We accept cash, personal checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, and credit cards (2.5% fee for all card transactions).
By mail – We accept checks, money orders, and cashier’s checks. Please make checks payable to Kerrville ISD. Mailing address is 329 Earl Garrett, Kerrville, TX 78028.
Bill pay – We accept payments made through your banking institution’s online bill pay services.
Online – Click here to pay your taxes online, using an electronic check ($2 fee) or a credit card (2.5% fee for all card transactions).
By phone – Please call 830-257-2217 to pay by phone with a debit/credit card. (2.5% fee for all card transactions)
What exemptions do I qualify for?
Why didn’t I get a blue statement?
Verify your mailing address is updated with Kerr Central Appraisal District.
If your property value is below 100,000 and is your homesteaded residence, you will not pay Kerrville ISD taxes because of the homestead exemption.
If your taxes on your homesteaded property are frozen because of additional exemptions as of 2023, you may have significantly less taxes due compared to previous years, or may be exempt from Kerrville ISD taxes. Contact us for further information.
How do I update my mailing address?
Please contact Kerr Central Appraisal District to update your mailing address. This will update for Kerrville ISD, Kerr County and City of Kerrville taxing entities.
What is the difference between a tax deferral and age 65 or older exemption?
Texas school districts are mandated to give a $10,000 exemption (discount) to individuals 65 years of age or older and to disabled persons. A tax ceiling will be applied to your homesteaded property. This limits the amount of taxes you must pay on your residence. Your frozen tax amount may go below your tax ceiling, but may not go higher.
Texans may postpone paying current and delinquent property taxes on their homes by signing a tax deferral affidavit with the Kerr Central Appraisal District. The taxes will incur 5% annual interest. This filed affidavit keeps homeowners from losing their homesteads because of delinquent property taxes. There are no penalties applied to delinquent taxes during an active deferral period.
