2025 rates · for 2026 sales

Culberson County vehicle inventory tax rates

The 2025 adopted tax rate of every taxing unit the Texas Comptroller lists in Culberson County: 5 in all. Add up the ones that tax your lot to get the rate behind your 2026 vehicle inventory tax factor.

County rate, per $100
Not reported
Taxing units listed
5
Rate year
2025
Applies to sales in
2026

Culberson County's own rate wasn't reported to the Comptroller for 2025, so it isn't in the tables. Get it from the county tax assessor-collector and enter it in the calculator, which shows no tax until it has that rate.

Which units tax your lot?

Your county, your school district, your city if the lot is inside city limits, and any special districts that cover the address. The public rate files can't tell which special districts cover a given address, so confirm on your appraisal district's property record for the lot (the Culberson appraisal district for Culberson County). It lists every unit that taxes the account. Find its website in the Comptroller's appraisal district directory.

County 1

County: 2025 adopted tax rates, in dollars per $100 of value
Taxing unit2025 rate in dollars per $100
Not reported

Cities 1

Check your city only if the lot is inside its city limits.

Cities: 2025 adopted tax rates, in dollars per $100 of value
Taxing unit2025 rate in dollars per $100
Not reported

School districts 1

Every lot is in one school district. Check yours.

School districts: 2025 adopted tax rates, in dollars per $100 of value
Taxing unit2025 rate in dollars per $100
0.9600

Special districts 2

Utility districts (MUDs), emergency services, hospital, college, water, drainage and other districts. Most cover only part of the county.

Special districts: 2025 adopted tax rates, in dollars per $100 of value
Taxing unit2025 rate in dollars per $100
Not reported
Not reported

Source: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, 2025 Rates and Levies (files dated January 28, 2026). These are 2025 adopted rates, which set the vehicle inventory tax factor for 2026 sales. The Comptroller notes the figures are subject to change.

General information, not tax advice. TruckPublish republishes the Comptroller's figures as reported and doesn't add or correct rates. Your county tax assessor-collector and appraisal district have the final word on what you owe.

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