Does Your Tax Bill Look Too High?

📬 Davidson County Property Tax Notices Are Out — What You Need to Know

If you live in Davidson County, you’ve likely received your new property value in the mail. This is part of the required four-year property reassessment by the Davidson County Property Assessor’s Office. These new appraisals help determine your Fair Market Value for Tax purposes.

🧾 But Wait… Is Your Bill Too High?
It’s totally normal to want to double-check! If your property tax bill feels too steep or seems off, your Nashville on the Move agent is here to help. We’re happy to take a look and talk it through with you.

💡 Key Facts About Your Tax Assessment:

• Your home is appraised for Fair Market Value.

• Property Taxes are calculated using 25% of that appraised value.

• Even if your Appraised value goes up, your Tax Bill might not—because the city adjusts the tax rate to keep overall revenue neutral.

📉 Think Your Appraisal Came in Too HIGH?
Sometimes Appraisals are higher than your home would sell for in today’s Market. If that’s the case, you can appeal the value.

👉 Here’s How to Appeal:

• Deadline to file an Informal Review Request: Friday, May 9, 2025 at 4:00 p.m.

• Submit online at padctn.org ,or call 615-862-6080

• No Attorney or Filing Fee required.

🎯 Before You File… Call Us First!
Let your NOTM Agent give you a quick opinion of your home’s Market Value before you file. We’ll help you determine whether an Appeal makes sense.

We’re here to help with any Tax or Valuation questions. Just reach out!