You received a recent notice of a new property assessment from the DeKalb County Tax Assessor and you didn't like what you saw when you opened the envelope. Maybe it was a figure that you felt was far too high, or perhaps it was the opposite and ended up too low for your liking. Either way, you automatically wondered if there were any way to ask the DeKalb County Tax Assessor for a new or revaluation on the residential or commercial property.

Did you get a letter from the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor about your commercial or residential property's assessed value, and feel it was wrong? If so, take a deep breath and relax because you have the option to appeal their assessment. Secondly, never take any of this personally. The staff of the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor uses an array of data to create the valuations and it is not their intention to over or under valuate any properties. They are striving for an accurate valuation that ensures you pay the right amount in tax dollars.

Are you tired of always paying those property taxes that you feel are just too high for the home that you own, or your commercial property? Sure, nobody likes to pay taxes, but sometimes, you really are spending far too much money on your taxes. If you feel that the GA tax assessors have valued your property too highly, it might be a good idea to speak with some professionals who can determine if you are indeed overpaying.

Do you have a suspicion that your Fulton County property tax is too high? While it is certainly true that most people believe their taxes are too high and wish that they could pay less, there is a chance that it could be true in your case. Even though the tax assessor’s office does try to be as accurate as possible with their assessments, they do not always succeed.