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The goal of the Long County Assessors Office is to provide the people of Long County with a web site that is easy to use. You can search our site for a wealth of information on any property in Long County.
- Search Records
Property Record Search The Long County Assessor makes every...
- General Information
The County Board of Tax Assessors, appointed for fixed terms...
- FAQ
If either side disagrees with the decision of the Board of...
- Links
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- Exemptions
The tax assessors office in Long County can answer questions...
- Appeals
Appeals ASSESSMENT APPEALS When the Board of Tax Assessors...
- Forms
©Long County Assessors Forms Please remember all forms must...
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Georgia Assessors is your doorway to all Georgia County...
- Search Records
Property Record Search The Long County Assessor makes every effort to produce the most accurate information possible. No warranties, expressed or implied are provided for the data herein, its use or interpretation. The assessment information is from the last certified tax roll.
Long County Tax Assessors Office. 285 S McDonald St Ludowici, GA 31316. Hours (COVID affected hours vary) Monday–Friday 8am–5pm. Phone Number
The County Board of Tax Assessors, appointed for fixed terms by the county commissioner (s) in all counties except one, is responsible for determining taxability, value and equalization of all assessments within the county.
Georgia Assessors is your doorway to all Georgia County websites for on-line parcel & GIS Data. Search parcel data, tax digest & GIS maps by Owners Name, Location Address, Parcel Number, Legal Description, or Account Number.
Online access to maps, real estate data, tax information, and appraisal data.
The tax assessors office in Long County can answer questions regarding the standard exemptions as well as any local exemptions that are in place. The Local County Exemptions supercede the state exemption amount when the local exemption is greater than the state exemption.
