Tax Assessor's Office

Annual Notices of Assessments were mailed April 23, 2021, to all owners of Residential and Commercial real property. The Board of Assessors expects to issue Annual Notices of Assessment for Personal Property (tangible business inventory, watercraft, and aircraft) on May 21, 2021. The number of days to file an appeal of an annual assessment in Georgia is within 45 days of the date of the Board of Assessors’ mailing the annual notice of assessment to the last recorded address on file.

Get more information on how to appeal an Annual Notice of Assessment.

To maintain accurate property assessments, the Board of Assessors and their delegated agents and representatives must conduct routine on-site reviews. All owners and occupants are hereby notified that all property in Gwinnett is subject to routine reviews, as permitted by law (see O.C.G.A. § 48-5-264.1 a). Such reviews may be prompted in various ways, including but not limited to: requests for a review by one or more property owners, notification of activity that may result in a value change (i.e. permitted and non-permitted work), notification that a property’s use may have changed from when it was previously assessed (i.e. zoning changes, uses inconsistent with filed covenants, etc.), appeals of county assessments, or requests for data correction. Learn more about property reviews.

Our staff is committed to providing uninterrupted service and response to the public.  All services are available by walk-up video kiosks located outside of our lobby, or by phone from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays, except during County holidays. You can also reach us by email. Please allow up to 3 business days for an email response. Online self-service is also available to do property research, get copies of annual notices of assessment, check the status of an appeal already filed, or view annual notices of assessment that were returned as undeliverable.

Documents may be filed by mail, or by placing in the drop box located outside of the Assessors’ Office at the Gwinnett Justice and Administrative Center. It is highly recommended that any official and time-sensitive paperwork you wish to file with the Board of Assessors be submitted with a USPS or other mail courier service that includes certifying the mail and delivery date or proof of delivery. Emailing documents is generally acceptable by State Law for documents that do not require proof of property ownership or notarization at the time of delivery.

The Gwinnett County Tax Assessor’s Office is committed to providing the highest level of customer service to all residents and customers requiring our assistance. Our responsibilities are to discover, list, value, and maintain countywide uniformity of property within the confines of Gwinnett County, ensuring that state laws and regulations are adhered to; to apply and oversee the appeal process as provided by state law, and to compile the annual Property Tax Digest for submission to the State Department of Revenue.

On January 6, 2021, the Board of Assessors voted to adopt safe practices in keeping with those established with State Magistrate Judicial Emergency Orders. During the time that the Chief Magistrate has restricted in-person hearings, all Tax Assessor hearings, including appeal-related hearings, will be restricted to virtual hearings. Get information about the policy for in-person versus virtual hearings.

It is the mission of the Gwinnett County Board of Assessors to fairly and equitably apply the Georgia tax code to timely produce an acceptable Annual Property Tax Digest. Our vision is to use industry best practices to ensure each property in the county is appraised fairly and equitably. We will carry out our duties and make decisions in a manner keeping with the highest ethical standards.

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