How are property tax rates determined in Texas?

Property tax rates in Texas are set by each taxing district (municipality, school district, park district, library, etc.) based on their annual levy (the amount of tax revenue they need). The rate is calculated by dividing the levy by the total assessed value of all property in the district.

What is the composite tax rate?

The composite tax rate is the sum of all overlapping taxing district rates that apply to a specific property. A typical property may be taxed by several overlapping districts. The composite rate determines your total tax bill when multiplied by your property's assessed value.

Why do tax rates vary within the same town?

Properties within the same municipality can have different composite rates because overlapping districts (school, park, fire, library) have different boundaries. A home in one school district may have a different rate than a home two blocks away in a different school district.

Mount Pleasant, TX Property Tax Rate 2026 — Full Breakdown by District

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Property Tax — Tax Year 2025 (payable 2026)i

TX Comptroller

Composite Ratei

1.71%–2.12%-0.5%YoY

Varies by school district

Municipal Portioni

0.3660%+7.5%YoY19.1% of total

Effective Ratei

1.71%–2.12%

Est. Annual Taxi

$3K–$4K

Median Home Valuei

$170,700

Total Leviedi

$55.6M

Tax Per Capitai

$397

Rate varies by school district. Your actual rate depends on which school district your property falls in.

Rate Trend — click a year to explorei

20242025

Municipal

Other Districts

Where Your Tax Dollar Goesi

$0.56 Rivercrest ISD

$0.50 Chapel Hill ISD

$0.50 Pewitt CISD

$0.46 Mount Pleasant ISD

$0.38 Daingerfield-Lone Star ISD

$0.35 Harts Bluff ISD

$0.20 Titus County

$0.19 City of Mount Pleasant

$0.10 Titus County Memorial Hospital District

$0.06 Northeast Texas Comm College District

Estimated Tax by Home Valuei

$50K

$856–$1,059

$100K

$1,711–$2,118

$150K

$2,567–$3,177

$200K

$3,422–$4,236

$250K

$4,278–$5,295

$300K

$5,133–$6,354

$350K

$5,989–$7,413

Highlighted value is closest to median home value ($171K)

10 Overlapping Taxing Districtsi

Rivercrest ISDUnit K-12i

56.1%1.0739%

$1.1M levied

Chapel Hill ISDUnit K-12i

50.3%0.9639%

$2.0M levied

Pewitt CISDUnit K-12i

50.2%0.9603%

$169K levied

Mount Pleasant ISDUnit K-12i

45.5%0.8721%

$18.1M levied

Daingerfield-Lone Star ISDUnit K-12i

38.4%0.7346%

$1.7M levied

Harts Bluff ISDUnit K-12i

34.8%0.6669%

$1.6M levied

Titus Countyi

20.2%0.3861%

$13.7M levied

City of Mount Pleasanti

19.1%0.3660%

$6.4M levied

Titus County Memorial Hospital Districti

9.5%0.1820%

$6.5M levied

Northeast Texas Comm College Districti

5.7%0.1100%

$4.4M levied