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Lower Your Property Taxes in Georgia
A property tax appeal in Georgia can lead to significant savings when handled by experienced professionals. Cut My Taxes works with property owners across the state to help them understand how to lower property taxes in Georgia using proven, data-driven strategies. Backed by decades of industry experience, our team delivers tailored property tax reduction services for both homeowners and business owners to ensure accurate property assessments and reduced tax liabilities.
- Yes, O’Connor CAN help you reduce your property taxes.
- Yes – there is NEVER a fee unless we reduce your property taxes.
- Simple online enrollment in just 2 or 3 minutes.
Georgia Property Tax Appeal Services
At Cut My Taxes, we offer full service property tax appeal support for both residential and commercial properties. We guide clients through the entire appeal process from evaluating your current assessment to submitting appeals and representing you at hearings. Our services include:
We make the process easy, with no upfront costs. You only pay if we succeed in lowering your taxes.
Where We Serve in Georgia
Cut My Taxes proudly supports commercial property tax appeals, business personal property appeals, and cost segregation studies across the entire state of Georgia. No matter where your property is located from Albany to Athens or Savannah to Rome we can help you pursue fair tax treatment.
However, for residential property tax appeals, we currently serve homeowners in the following Georgia counties:
If you own a home in one of these counties and wonder “Should I appeal my property tax assessment?” — contact our team to find out if you’re overpaying.
How to Appeal Property Tax in Georgia
Filing a property tax appeal in Georgia involves analyzing your property’s assessed value and comparing it to market data. Our experts handle this process on your behalf, using reliable comps and proven valuation techniques to challenge overassessments.
Whether you’re curious about how to appeal your property tax assessment in Georgia or need help with a senior property tax exemption in Georgia, our team simplifies the process and helps you stay ahead of the Georgia property tax appeal deadline.
Why Choose Cut My Taxes?
We focus exclusively on property tax reductions. Here’s why property owners across Georgia trust us:
Proven results with over $190 million saved for clients in 2024 alone
Pay nothing unless we lower your taxes
Personalized support tailored to your property type
Transparent communication throughout the appeal process
Atlanta Office Contact Information
By appointment only
4751 Best Road, Suite 316 College Park, GA 30337
Phone: 770-835-4126
Answering Your Georgia Property Tax FAQs
The primary way to lower your property taxes in Georgia is by appealing the county’s assessed value of your property. If you believe your home has been overvalued, you have the right to file a property tax appeal each year, typically within 45 days of receiving your assessment notice. Cut My Taxes can review your property assessment, analyze comparable sales, and handle the appeal process on your behalf to maximize your tax savings. Contact us today to get started.
In Georgia, there is no age at which you completely stop paying property taxes. However, once you reach age 62, you may qualify for significant property tax exemptions and reductions, depending on your income, the county you live in, and whether you meet other eligibility requirements. An additional exemption may become available at the age of 65. These exemptions can substantially reduce your property tax bill. Get in touch with Cut My Taxes for help determining your eligibility and filing the necessary paperwork.
To find out if you have a homestead exemption on your Georgia property, look for the exemption listed on your most recent property tax bill or assessment notice—there should be a line item labeled “Homestead Exemption” or something similar with a dollar amount deducted from your property value or tax bill. You can also call your county tax assessor’s office or check their website, where you can search by your property address or parcel number to view your exemption status.
If you’re unsure or can’t find the information, Cut My Taxes can assist you in verifying your exemption status and help you apply if you’re eligible and not currently receiving the benefit. Homestead exemptions can provide substantial savings on your property taxes for your primary residence, so it’s important to make sure you’re taking advantage of this benefit.
The Georgia Property Tax Relief Grant is a state program that provides eligible homeowners with a temporary reduction in their property tax bills. In recent years, the program has issued one-time tax credits to help offset the rising costs of property taxes. These grants are automatically applied to eligible homeowners’ tax bills, so you do not need to apply. The amount and availability may vary from year to year, depending on state funding.
If we reduce your taxes, the fee is applicable for the protested year only. Your contract will remain in effect until you cancel it. We will continue protesting each year and send you a bill only if we reduce your property assessment for that year. You may cancel the agreement at any time.
For the tax year in question, subtract the property’s final assessed value (after the protest hearing) from its initial noticed value. Then, multiply the difference by the previous year’s total tax rate. The resulting number equals the amount of tax savings.
For example, if the initial assessed value is $100,000 and the final assessed value achieved by O’Connor is $90,000, and your tax rate is 3 percent, property taxes saved are $300.
Property Tax Locations
Chicago Office
(By appointment only)
75 Executive Drive,
Suite 349 Aurora, IL 60504
708-630-0944
Houston Office
(Corporate)
2200 North Loop West,
Suite 200 Houston, TX 77018
713-686-9955
Dallas Office
(By appointment only)
4101 McEwen Rd, Suite 200
Dallas, TX 75244
972-243-9966
San Antonio Office
(By appointment only)
8632 Fredericksburg Rd, Suite 105
San Antonio, TX 78240
210-226-0829
New York Office
(By appointment only)
70 East Sunrise Hwy, Suite 500
Valley Stream, NY 11581
934-203-9917
Atlanta Office
(By appointment only)
4751 Best Road, Suite 316
College Park, GA 30337
770-835-4126
Property Tax Protection Program™ Benefits
- No flat fees or upfront costs. No cost ever unless your property taxes are reduced.
- All practical efforts are made every year to reduce your property taxes.
- Never miss another appeal deadline.
- Property taxes protested for you annually.
- You do not have to accept the appraisal district's initial guesstimate of value.
- We coordinate with you regarding building size / condition to avoid excess taxes.
- Free support regarding homestead exemptions.
- Some years are good - typically 6 to 7 out of 10 will result in tax reduction for you.
- The other 3 to 4 years out of 10 we strike out. Most often due to people issues in the hearing process. Some years we get an easy appraiser at the informal; some years someone who is impossible to settle with.
About O'Connor
Property Tax Help Specialists
O’Connor provides property tax appeal services to over 100,000 clients in over 40 states. Client tax savings totaled over $120 million in 2020. O’Connor has been serving property owners since 1974, almost 50 years. Client tax savings total over $1,000,000,000.
O’Connor measures its success in client property tax savings, not billings. Our goal is to save clients $1 billion annually.
With over 200 property tax experts, many of whom have worked with us for 10+ years, O’Connor has the expertise to help with your property tax questions and appeals. We literally wrote the books on property tax reduction:
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The steps to appeal are complicated and may seem like too much work, but when O'Connor represents your property for appeal, we handle the details. We provide a property tax reduction service to residential homeowners in exchange for a contingency fee of 30 percent of all property taxes saved through administrative hearings or judicial appeal, for that tax year.