How To Find Your Tax Bill In Atlanta
How To Pay Your Property Taxes In Georgia
December 19, 2024
How to Pay Federal Taxes Owed
December 19, 2024
1. Check Your Property Tax Statement (If Applicable)
If you own property, your city or county likely sends you an annual property tax bill. This bill will outline the amount you owe, payment due dates, and how to pay.
2. Visit Your City or County Tax Assessor's Website
- Online Access: Most cities or counties have websites where you can access your tax bill online. Search for terms like “Property Taxes,” “Tax Assessor,” or “Tax Collector” on your local government's site.
- Account Lookup: Many websites allow you to look up your tax bill by entering your address, parcel number, or account number. You might need to create an account or log in.
3. Search for Local Tax Records
If you're unable to find your bill online, your local tax office may provide records you can request either in person, by phone, or via email.
4. Call the Local Tax Office
If you're having trouble finding information online or don’t have a tax bill yet, you can call the city's tax office or the county treasurer's office. Provide them with details like your address or parcel number, and they should be able to help you.
5. Check Your Mortgage Statements
If you have a mortgage, your property taxes may be included in your monthly mortgage payment through an escrow account. Check with your mortgage lender to see if they handle tax payments for you.
6.Look for Local Tax Notices
In addition to property taxes, cities may issue notices for other taxes like business taxes, income taxes, or sales taxes. These notices are often sent by mail, or you may be able to find information on the city's website.
7. Use City/County Apps (If Available)
Some cities or counties have dedicated apps where you can access your tax bill, payment history, and other related information.
If you’re not sure how to navigate your local tax office’s website or need help finding your bill, let me know your city or county, and I can try to guide you more specifically!
