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2010 Tax Bills Have Been Mailed

Installment due dates are September 22 and November 15, 2010.

There are several payment options available to Gwinnett County taxpayers.  For more information on payment options, click here.

At a minimum, the first installment amount must be paid by the first installment due date; those wishing to pay in full must pay by this date as well.

If not paid in full by the installment due dates, a penalty of 5% of the unpaid installment amount will be added.  Beginning on November 16, 2010, interest on any unpaid amount will begin to accrue at a rate of 1% per calendar month or any part thereof.  For more information on delinquent payments, click here.

We do not send tax bills to mortgage companies.  If your property taxes are in an escrow account, your 2010 property tax information will be made available to your mortgage company; however, it is ultimately the responsibility of the property owner to ensure taxes are paid.  If you have questions about whether your mortgage company will be paying your taxes, contact the company directly, especially if your mortgage company has recently changed.

Posted 7/7/2010

To view your tax bill or pay your taxes, click here.

 

New Property Tax Facts Brochure Available

Click here to view and print information about property tax in Gwinnett.

Updated 7/29/2010

 

2010 Mobile Home Property Tax Payments

2010 mobile home property tax bills have been mailed, with payments due by May 1.  Mobile home decals will be issued when taxes are paid in full.  Customers may make payments at the main Property Tax Office at the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center, or at any one of the five tag office locations.  For locations and operating hours, please visit the Contact Us page.

Mobile home tax payments received after May 1 are subject to a 10% penalty, and after July 1, interest will begin to accrue on any unpaid balance at a rate of 1% per month.  For questions regarding mobile home bills, click here or call 770-822-8800.

Updated 1/21/2010

Did your property tax bill go up?

Since 1999, the Georgia General Assembly and the Governor have provided a credit on property tax bills called the Homeowners Tax Relief Grant (HTRG).  In recent years, that credit resulted in an $84 - $275 reduction to your property tax bill.

  • Due to financial strains on the state budget, the Georgia General Assembly and the Governor did not fund this credit for 2009 property tax bills. While the HTRG credit may some day be reinstated by the General Assembly, it is not expected to be considered again until state revenues increase significantly.
  • You can determine the exact amount you saved in 2008 by locating the 'Tax Relief Credit' amount displayed on your 2008 tax bill.
  • If your taxes are paid from an escrow account through your mortgage lender, you may want to notify them so the escrow payment amount can be adjusted accordingly.
  • In some cases, the fair market value of your property may have changed which impacted your assessment and the amount you owe.

Visit www.factsaboutpropertytax.com to learn more.

Updated 9/04/09 

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