The Hall County Government has launched a new website to help residents better understand the recently enacted homestead exemptions.
“Hall County is in a unique position because we are impacted by both the statewide exemption, House Bill 581, and local exemptions, HB 1268 and HB 1270,” Hall County Chief Appraiser Steve Watson said. “Our goal is to make the process as transparent and accessible as possible so residents can understand their potential savings and how these changes to homestead exemptions affect them directly.”
This webpage features:
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A breakdown of each bill’s impact
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Explanation of when and how the exemptions are applied
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A chart showing how municipal residents are impacted
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Frequently Asked Questions
The page can be accessed by clicking here and navigating to the Tax Assessors’ page.
“In addition to the new page, we encourage citizens to visit qPublic Hall County, where they can view their property details and file for a homestead exemption online,” Watson said. “Citizens should know the new legislation allows them to file for a homestead exemption during the 45-day appeal window after Notices of Assessment are mailed.”
For more questions regarding homestead exemptions and how they might apply to you, contact the Hall County Tax Assessors’ Office at 770-531-6720 or email [email protected].
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