Tennessee (TN)

Official State Website
http://tn.gov
Capital	Nashville	Largest City	Nashville

How to Appeal PropertyTaxes in Tennessee

With limited exception, a disputed assessment must first be appealed to the county board of equalization of where the property is located or it becomes final. Contact the assessor in your county to appeal to the county board of equalization.

Visit the State Property Tax Site For More Information

https://assessment.cot.tn.gov/RE_Assessment/

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- 2024 Protest: Applies to the majority of property owners whose 2023 value notice from the county is dated more than 30 days ago and the date is past the May 15, 2023 deadline.
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