The overview
The adopted tax rate is about $0.0006, or 0.36%, higher than in 2024, according to ACC tax documents.
Because it is the no-new-revenue rate—meaning it is set to generate the same amount of property tax revenue from existing properties as last year—the college will collect the same revenue in both 2024 and 2025, ACC tax documents note.
However, taxes on an average home are expected to rise by more than 3%, according to college tax documents.
Taxes on an average home with a taxable value of over $350,000 will have over $550 to pay in taxes. This is over a 3% increase compared to 2024, in which homes with a taxable value of nearly $342,000 had over $530 to pay in taxes, according to tax documents.
Exemptions, such as the homestead exemption, lower the portion of a home’s value that can be taxed. Those adjustments can cause the no-new-revenue rate to rise even when overall home values increase, according to the Texas Comptroller’s Truth in Taxation.
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More information on the college’s tax rate history can be found here.
