What is the deadline to appeal property taxes in Gwinnett County, Georgia?
The Gwinnett County property tax appeal deadline is April 1 (or 30 days after your assessment notice, whichever is later). Under O.C.G.A. §48-5-311, you must file your appeal before this date or lose the right to challenge your assessment for the year.
How does TaxAppeal USA handle my Gwinnett County appeal?
We generate a professional protest letter using your Gwinnett County property data, comparable sales in your area, and the specific legal arguments that work best with the Gwinnett County Board of Assessors. We then send it via USPS Certified Mail on your behalf — you don't have to file anything yourself.
How much can I save on my Gwinnett County property taxes?
The average successful appeal in Georgia reduces the assessed value by 10–20%, saving homeowners $600–$2,000+ per year. TaxAppeal USA charges a flat $79 — far better than the 25–50% contingency fee charged by most protest companies.
What appraisal district handles Gwinnett County?
Gwinnett County property tax appeals are handled by the Gwinnett County Board of Assessors. TaxAppeal USA directs your certified letter to the correct address automatically.
Is it worth protesting my Gwinnett County property taxes?
Yes. Between 60–80% of Georgia homeowners who file a appeal receive a reduction. The cost to try is just $79 with TaxAppeal USA — and if you save even $500/year, you'll earn back that fee in under two months.
Do I need to attend a hearing for my Gwinnett County appeal?
Not with TaxAppeal USA. We send your certified letter with a complete evidence package. Many Georgia counties settle protests informally before any hearing is required. If your county schedules a formal Board of Equalization (BOE) hearing, we'll notify you with guidance on what to expect.