This page helps with Property Tax tasks in Hunt County, Texas, including finding a parcel, checking tax details, reviewing rates, and reaching the right office. It is built for people who need a practical starting point and a clear next step.

For most searches, start with Hunt Tax Property Search. If you need appraisal details such as market value, legal description, or taxing entities, Hunt County Appraisal District also provides public lookup tools.

The main online starting point for Hunt County property tax lookups is search Hunt Tax Property Search. The search screen supports owner name, street number, street name, property ID, owner ID, geographic ID, legal description, subdivision, neighborhood, tax year, and other filters.

  • Owner name
  • Street number
  • Street name
  • Property ID
  • Owner ID
  • Geographic ID
  • Legal description
  • Tax year

Use a simple search first, then narrow the results if needed. The portal notes that owner names may not match during system changes, so verify the legal description or property address before relying on a match.

  • Open the property search page.
  • Search by owner, address, ID, or an advanced field.
  • If you get too many results, add more details to narrow the list.
  • If address searching is difficult, try only the street name.
  • If name searching is difficult, try only the first name or only the last name.

Important: Hunt County advises that search results are for research purposes and that legal descriptions, acreage, and ownership details should be verified for accuracy before legal use.

Property tax payments

For payment options, use the Hunt County Tax Office page for property tax payment information. That page directs users to online payment paths for current year taxes and for prior year or partial payments.

Hunt County also lists a pay-by-phone option for property tax at (866) 549-1010 with Bureau Code 8488220. A convenience fee of 2.35% is listed for card payments, and the homepage also notes an e-check processing fee of $1.50.

Tax rates and estimated tax information

To review adopted tax rates and related tax-rate material, use the Hunt County Tax Office tax rates page. It lists adopted tax rates by year and includes rates for multiple taxing units in the county.

For a property-specific breakdown, use Truth in Taxation. That tool lets you search by property ID, street number, owner name, street name, and tax year to see how local property taxes are broken down.

Appraisal details and taxing entities

If you need appraisal-side details instead of payment-side details, use the Hunt County Appraisal District tools. The property search page shows items such as property address, legal description, market value, owner name, and tax office ID.

You can also review the taxing units connected to a property through the Hunt County Appraisal District taxing entities page. That page lists school districts, city and county entities, college districts, and water districts serving Hunt County.

Property tax contacts

Use these offices when you need help with payment questions, appraisal details, or verification.

  • Hunt County Tax Assessor Collector — 2500 Stonewall Street Suite 101, Greenville, TX 75403
    Phone: (903) 408-4000
    Fax: (903) 408-4002
    Email: hctax@hctax.info
    Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm
    Mailing address: P.O. Box 1042 Greenville, TX 75403
  • Commerce Sub-Station — Chamber of Commerce Office, 1114 Main St., Commerce, TX 75428
    Phone: (903) 408-4001
    Hours: Wednesdays only 8:00 – 12:00 and 12:30 – 4:00
  • Quinlan Sub-Station — 112 E. Main St., Quinlan, TX 75474
    Phone: (903) 356-2830
    Fax: (903) 356-4467
    Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:00 – 12:00 and 1:00 – 4:00
  • Hunt County Appraisal District — 4801 King St., Greenville, TX 75401-5520
    Phone: (903) 454-3510
    Fax: (903) 454-4160
    Email: huntcad@hunt-cad.org
    Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
    Mailing address: P.O. Box 1339 Greenville, TX 75403-1339

Common questions

How do I look up a property for taxes in Hunt County?

Use Hunt Tax Property Search. You can search by owner name, address details, property ID, owner ID, geographic ID, legal description, subdivision, neighborhood, and tax year.

What should I do if I cannot find the property by address?

Try a simpler search. Hunt County advises using only the street name when address searches are not returning the right results.

What should I do if the owner name does not match?

Check the legal description and property address against the record. Hunt County notes that owner names may not match during system changes.

Where can I review tax rates for Hunt County property taxes?

You can review county tax-rate information on the Hunt County Tax Office tax rates page and use Truth in Taxation for a property-specific tax breakdown.

Where can I find market value or taxing entity information?

Use the Hunt County Appraisal District property search for market value and related appraisal details. For the list of school, city, county, college, and water districts, use the taxing entities page.

Can I pay property taxes online or by phone?

Yes. Hunt County provides online payment paths through its property tax payment page, and it also lists a pay-by-phone option at (866) 549-1010 with Bureau Code 8488220.