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Find information about property appraisal, assessment, and taxation in Troup County, Georgia. Learn about the law, the process, and the staff of the Troup County Board of Assessors.
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Operating under the Georgia Revenue Codes, the Board of Assessors is responsible for the appraisal and assessment of all residential, commercial and personal property in Troup County. Property is appraised at 100% of its fair market value and assessed at 40% of that value.
Board of Assessors. The County Board of Assessors is responsible for determining taxability, value and equalization of all assessments within the county.
Learn about the ad valorem tax process in Troup County, Georgia, which is based on the fair market value of the property. Find out how to file tax returns, claim exemptions, and appeal assessments with the board of assessors.
We are located in the Government Center in Suite 2100 at 100 Ridley Ave. LaGrange, Ga. 30240. We manage the information for over 33,831 Parcels of Real Property and 6,272 Personal Property Accounts and 857 PreBill MH Accounts. Did you know?
Who appoints the Board of Tax Assessors? The Board of Tax Assessors are appointed by the Troup County Board of Commissioners. How can I contact the Board of Tax Assessors? You can contact the Tax Assessors by telephone at (706) 883-1625 or by mail at: Troup County Board of Assessors 100 Ridley Avenue, Ste. 2100
The tax assessors office in Troup 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.
