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1. When are County Property Taxes due?

Property Tax is paid annually. Tax Notices are typically mailed in late September each year and are payable through the end of February. They become delinquent on March 1. Please thoroughly review your tax notice as it provides much helpful information such as a discount for early payment. Tax Notices are not required by State law but are sent as a reminder. If you do not receive your notice(s) by October 10 of any given year, please notify our office. Also, please notify us if your mailing address changes.

2. What is the Property Tax rate for Blount County?

The Property Tax rate is set annually by the Blount County Board of Commissioners. 

2020 - $2.47 for every $100 of assessed value

2019 - $2.47 for every $100 of assessed value

2018 - $2.47 for every $100 of assessed value

2017 - $2.47 for every $100 of assessed value

2016 - $2.47 for every $100 of assessed value

2015 - $2.47 for every $100 of assessed value

3. How is the amount of my Property Tax bill determined?

The Trustee does not determine the amount of your Property Tax bill, but the following shows an example. Your value/appraisal should be on your Property Tax bill.

Example of $100,000 residential property:

$100,000   (Appraised value of property set by the County Assessor’s Office)

x .25          (Residential property is assessed taxes on 25% of value set by County)

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$ 25,000    (Assessment)

x .0247      ($2.47 tax rate set by County per $100 of assessment)

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$ 618         (2020 County Property Tax Bill)

4. When can I apply for the Property Tax Relief Program?

The Trustee's Office typically begins accepting applications in August of each tax year. For the deadline to apply and any additional information, click on the Property Tax Relief Program on the Trustee Home Page.

5. When can I apply for the Property Tax Freeze Program?

The Trustee's Office typically begins accepting applications in June of each tax year. For the deadline to apply and any additional information, click on the Property Tax Freeze Program on the Trustee Home Page.