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Where does your property tax dollar go?

Search your address to see your 2025 tax split across every taxing entity, then model how a possible FY27 City of Lakeway rate would change your bill.

Covers every parcel inside Lakeway city limits. Figures are estimates from public Travis Central Appraisal District (TCAD) records, not your official tax bill. 2026 values reflect the certified appraisal roll.

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See your full 2025 tax bill, entity by entity →
Model a possible FY27 City of Lakeway tax rate (per $100)

The City hasn’t set its FY27 rate yet; it would apply to your 2026 value. Slide or type any rate to see the effect. FY26 rate $0.1696 = $0.1171 M&O + $0.0526 debt (I&S); for FY27 the debt (I&S) rate rises to $0.0542. The 3.5% cap applies to M&O only, with the debt rate added on top.

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Citywide at this rate calibrated to the FY26 adopted budget; 2026 certified values
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FY27 City revenue (total)
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FY27 M&O (General Fund)
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total vs FY26
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above no-new-revenue

How to read this. Each amount is a parcel’s taxable value for that entity (exemptions differ by entity) times the entity’s adopted rate. The 2025 bill uses real certified values and each entity’s adopted 2025 (tax-year) rate. The FY27 rate impact tab uses the certified 2026 values; the City adopts its actual FY27 rate in the fall. No-new-revenue is the rate that would raise the same total City revenue on this year’s tax base as last year. A rate above it is an effective increase. The no-new-revenue ($0.16701) and voter-approval ($0.1733) rates shown are the official figures from the City’s Truth-in-Taxation Taxpayer Impact Statement for its August 3, 2026 Council meeting. Only the City of Lakeway rate is adjustable; other entities set their own. Amounts don’t model over-65 or disabled tax ceilings. Informational only. Your official bill comes from the Travis County Tax Office.