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The Department of Property Tax bills, collects, and distributes ad valorem property taxes for real, personal property (boats, planes, business property, including inventory), mobile homes, public utilities, timber, and special assessments.
Our responsibilities include identifying and appraising all taxable property in Gwinnett County, ensuring state laws and regulations are adhered to, overseeing the appeal process as provided by state law, and providing the Annual Notices of Assessment.
Property Tax Bill. Print. The Tax Commissioner is responsible for billing, collecting, and distributing your tax dollars to the appropriate jurisdictions. Contact Us Sign up for Newsletters.
Property taxes represent an important source of revenue for Gwinnett County. More than a third of the total revenue for all operating funds and nearly three-quarters of the revenues for the tax-related funds are derived from property taxes.
Attention Gwinnett Property Owners: Tax bills are due by October 15. View or pay your bill online here. Read our Tax Bill FAQ to learn more about your tax bill.
Search Hints. Steps to search for additional property information and sales in your neighborhood. Enter one of the following in the search box above: Your Parcel Number (example: R8001 001 or R8001 A 001) OR Property Owner Name OR Property Address. Click on the ? for additional examples.
Attention Gwinnett Property Owners: Tax bills are due by October 15. View or pay your bill online here. Read our Tax Bill FAQ to learn more about your tax bill.
Paying Your Property Taxes. The department of property tax accepts the following payments types: cash, checks, e-checks, money orders and credit/debit cards. Cash payments. All cash payments must be submitted in person.
Property tax returns must be filed with the county tax office between January 1 and April 1 of each year. In some counties property tax returns are filed with the county tax commissioner, and in other counties, returns are filed with the county board of tax assessors.
View your current or past property tax bills here. You can search for your property by owner name, parcel number, mailing address, or physical location.