Finding a Georgia property tax consultant can feel overwhelming when you receive your first assessment notice and realize your home may be over-valued. The right consultant makes the difference between paying too much year after year or getting a fair assessment that reflects your home's true market value. Fair Assessments LLC helps first-time Georgia homeowners navigate this process with deep local expertise in Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, and Gwinnett counties.

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Your property tax assessment notice just landed in your mailbox—here's your essential action plan to ensure you're paying a fair amount and not leaving money on the table.

Georgia House Bill 581 (HB 581), enacted in 2024, introduces significant reforms to the state's property and local sales tax systems, primarily through the establishment of a statewide floating homestead exemption. ​Home - Gwinnett County Public Schools+4ACCG+4Georgia General Assembly+4

Every year, homeowners in Gwinnett County receive an assessment of their property value. This assessment notification provides them information about the overall value of their home, as well as the taxable value. For many, the taxable value is the most important information, because this allows them to know whether their property taxes will increase or decrease during the coming year. 

If you've received your DeKalb County, Georgia tax assessment, you should know that this isn't necessarily a “final bill”. That is unless you decide not to contest it. Should you decide to simply pay it, the case is closed. You can, however, appeal your assessment. Here is how to appeal property taxes in DeKalb County.