The MUD rate difference
Two nearby properties can have different taxing districts. Start with the exact county tax account for its listed tax-year stack, or compare reported 2025 MUD rates district by district.
Taxing-unit rate stack
Enter the 13-digit account number from the Montgomery County Tax Office search · How we check. An address-range match or shared PIN is not enough to identify a tax account. Only taxing-unit names and rates are shown here; no owner, appraisal, exemptions, taxable values, or levies are published.
Reported 2025 MUD rates
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Source: Texas Comptroller, 2025 Special District Rates and Levies, Montgomery County detail rows; workbook version January 28, 2026. An asterisk in the workbook means a rate was not supplied; it is shown as missing, not zero. Reported rates can be revised.
MUD is a taxing district, not proof of a retail water provider. District names and rates do not determine whether a property is inside a MUD. This comparison excludes county, school, city, ESD and other taxes, property exemptions and current-year adoption.
Open Comptroller workbook · How we checkWhat is the current rate at an address?
Find the property's current exact account and year in the County Tax Office search · How we check. The tax transparency portal · How we check shows proposed and adopted rate updates; a 2025 report is not proof of an adopted 2026 rate. MUD boundaries do not verify retail water service.
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