New Braunfels, TX, January 17, 2026
Comal County property owners must pay their 2025 property tax bills by February 2, to avoid penalties and interest. The original deadline of January 31 falls on a weekend, allowing payments until the next business day. Payment options include mail, online, phone, in-person, and drop boxes. Partial payments are accepted, but remaining balances will incur penalties. Property owners waiting for exemption approval must pay the billed amount before February 1. Delinquent taxes can lead to further penalties.
Comal County Property Tax Payment Deadline Approaches
New Braunfels, TX – Comal County property owners must pay their 2025 property tax bills by February 2, 2026, to avoid penalties and interest. The original deadline of January 31, 2026, falls on a weekend; therefore, payments received by the next business day—Monday, February 2—will be accepted without penalty or interest. Payments received after February 2 will be considered delinquent and will begin accruing penalties and interest.
Payment Options
Property owners can choose from several payment methods:
- By Mail: Send payments to Frost Bank lockbox at P.O. Box 659480, San Antonio, TX 78265. Include the statement or property ID number with your payment.
- Online: Visit the Comal County Tax Office website to pay via e-check (free of charge) or credit/debit card (subject to a 2.15% convenience fee).
- By Phone: Call 866-549-1010 and use Bureau Code No. 4815691 to make a payment.
- In Person: Payments can be made at the New Braunfels Tax Office, located at 205 N. Seguin Ave., with entry from Bridge Street. The office will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on January 30 and February 2. Other county locations, including Bulverde, Garden Ridge, and Sattler, also accept in-person payments during regular business hours.
- Drop Boxes: For added convenience, 24/7 drop boxes are available at four county locations: Bulverde Tax Office (30450 Cougar Bend), Garden Ridge City Hall (9400 Municipal Parkway), New Braunfels Tax Office (205 N. Seguin Ave.), and Sattler Tax Office (160 Oak Drive).
Partial Payments and Installment Agreements
If you’re unable to pay the full amount by the deadline, partial payments are accepted. However, any remaining balance not paid by January 31 will accrue 7% penalties and interest. After delinquency, installment agreements may be available for qualifying taxpayers experiencing financial hardship. It’s advisable to contact the Comal County Tax Office for more information on these options.
Exemption Applications
Property owners with pending exemption applications are still required to pay taxes at the currently billed amount before February 1. If an exemption is later approved by the Comal Appraisal District, the tax office may issue a refund.
Background
Property taxes in Comal County are assessed each October 1 and are payable without penalty or interest from October 1 to January 31. Taxes collected from February 1 through June 30 are considered past due and are assessed a late payment penalty and interest. On July 1, any remaining uncollected taxes become delinquent, and the county may file suit for collection of the unpaid delinquent taxes, which then become subject to additional penalties and attorney fees.
For more information, contact the Comal County Tax Office at [email protected] or call 830-221-1355. For information on values, exemptions, owner name and address changes, contact the Comal Central Appraisal District at [email protected] or visit their website at [https://comalad.org/](https://comalad.org/).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deadline to pay my property taxes in Comal County?
The deadline to pay your 2025 property taxes in Comal County is February 2, 2026, as the original deadline of January 31, 2026, falls on a weekend. Payments received after February 2 will be considered delinquent and will begin accruing penalties and interest.
What payment options are available for property taxes in Comal County?
Property owners can pay their taxes by mail, online, by phone, in person, or using 24/7 drop boxes located at various county offices. Detailed payment methods are provided above.
Are partial payments accepted for property taxes in Comal County?
Yes, partial payments are accepted. However, any remaining balance not paid by January 31 will accrue 7% penalties and interest. After delinquency, installment agreements may be available for qualifying taxpayers experiencing financial hardship.
What should I do if I have a pending exemption application?
If you have a pending exemption application, you are still required to pay taxes at the currently billed amount before February 1. If an exemption is later approved, the tax office may issue a refund.
How can I contact the Comal County Tax Office for more information?
You can contact the Comal County Tax Office at [email protected] or call 830-221-1355. For information on values, exemptions, owner name and address changes, contact the Comal Central Appraisal District at [email protected] or visit their website at [https://comalad.org/](https://comalad.org/).
Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Deadline | February 2, 2026 (extended from January 31, 2026, due to weekend) |
| Payment Methods | Mail, online, phone, in person, 24/7 drop boxes |
| Penalties | 7% penalties and interest accrue after February 2, 2026 |
| Exemption Applications | Pay taxes at billed amount before February 1; refunds issued if exemption approved |
| Contact Information | Email: [email protected]; Phone: 830-221-1355 |
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