Stop overpaying. We draft a formal appeal letter backed by comparable sales data, legal citations under O.C.G.A. § 48-5-311, and file it via USPS certified mail — all for a flat $79. No contingency fees. Keep 100% of your savings.
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Georgia homeowners have the right to appeal their property tax assessment every year. Here is how the process works.
Georgia county tax assessors send annual Notices of Assessment between April and June. Georgia assesses property at 40% of fair market value. If this ratio is applied to an inflated value, you are overpaying.
Under O.C.G.A. § 48-5-311, you have 45 days from the date on your Notice of Assessment to file an appeal. You can dispute the fair market value, the assessment ratio, or a denied exemption.
Georgia law allows you to present comparable sales evidence proving your fair market value is lower than assessed. TaxAppeal analyzes 2.1 million recent transactions to build your case.
Your appeal must be postmarked within 45 days of your assessment notice date. TaxAppeal files via USPS certified mail with return receipt, providing legal proof your appeal was received before the deadline.
Georgia county assessors use mass-appraisal methods that inevitably contain errors. A well-documented appeal with comparable sales evidence is hard for the Board of Equalization to deny.
Real results from Georgia homeowners who filed with TaxAppeal.
"I had no idea how easy this was. TaxAppeal handled everything — I got a letter in the mail saying my assessment was reduced. Best $79 I ever spent."
"I'd been meaning to appeal for years but never got around to it. TaxAppeal made it a 5-minute process. The certified mail gave me confidence it was actually filed."
"Other companies wanted 30% of my savings. TaxAppeal charged $79 flat and I kept every dollar. I'll be filing again next year for sure."
Most Georgia firms charge 25–40% of your savings. Here is how TaxAppeal compares.
On a $2,000 annual reduction, you would pay $500–$800 in fees every single year.
Same $2,000 reduction. You pay $79 once and keep $1,921. Every year after that, the savings are 100% yours.
From Atlanta to Savannah, Augusta to Columbus — every Georgia homeowner can file.
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