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Real and Personal Residential Or Commercial Property Forms and Applications
The due date for filing a residential or commercial property tax return with your county tax authorities is January 1 and April 1 unless otherwise shown. Your county may have a site to download real and personal residential or commercial property tax forms.
Residential or commercial property tax kinds ought to be returned to your county tax officials. Do not mail or fax your residential or commercial property tax return to the Department of Revenue.
Residential Or Commercial Property Tax - Real & Personal Residential Or Commercial Property - FAQs
- LGS-Homestead (PDF, 1.83 MB).
Application for Homestead Exemption.
You can file a homestead exemption application at any time of the year with your county tax commissioner or county board of tax assessors, but it must be submitted by April 1 to be in impact for the current tax year.
- PT-311A (PDF, 85.97 KB).
Appeal of Assessment Form.
The State of Georgia provides a consistent appeal type for use by residential or commercial property owners. The residential or commercial property owner must state their picked technique of appeal. This type is to submitted with your County Board of Tax Assessors within 45 days of the date of the notification.
- PT-50R (PDF, 89.48 KB).
Taxpayer's Return of Real Residential Or Commercial Property.
For returning real residential or commercial property and enhancements.
- PT-50P (PDF, 274.54 KB).
Business Personal Residential Or Commercial Property Tax Return.
For returning personal residential or commercial property of a business: furnishings, components, equipment, equipment, inventory, freeport inventory, airplane, boats and motors, and other individual residential or commercial property.
- PT-50PF (PDF, 103.82 KB).
Application For Freeport Exemption Inventory.
To accompany business Personal Residential Or Commercial Property Tax Return when submitting for freeport exemption in a county/city that has actually passed freeport.
- PT-50A (PDF, 116.08 KB).
Aircraft Personal Residential Or Commercial Property Tax Return.
For returning planes, rotocraft, and lighter than air vehicles.
- PT-50M (PDF, 263.38 KB).
Marine Personal Residential Or Commercial Property Tax Return.
For returning boats and motors that consist of all craft in and above the water.
- PT-283A (PDF, 128.22 KB).
Application for Current Use Assessment of Bona Fide Agricultural Residential Or Commercial Property.
This assessment supplies for the assessment of agricultural residential or commercial property at current usage worth rather than reasonable market price.
- PT-283E (PDF, 765.7 KB).
Application for Current Use Assessment of Environmentally Sensitive Residential Or Commercial Property.
This assessment offers the assessment of ecologically delicate residential or commercial property at existing usage value instead of reasonable market value.
- PT-283R (PDF, 212.86 KB).
Application for Current Use Assessment of Residential Transitional Residential Or Commercial Property.
This assessment offers the appraisal of residential transitional residential or commercial property at current usage value instead of fair market worth.
- PT-283S (PDF, 218.4 KB).
Application for Current Use Assessment of Constructed Storm Water Wetlands Residential Or Commercial Property.
This assessment offers for the evaluation of constructed storm water wetlands residential or commercial property at existing usage worth instead of reasonable market price.
- PT-283T (PDF, 118.8 KB).
Report of Timber Sale or Harvest.
To be completed upon the sale or harvest of standing timber.
- PT-283TQ (PDF, 28.35 KB).
Quarterly Summary Report of Purchases of Standing Timber.
This summary report is to be used by all buyers of standing lumber when reporting purchases to the Revenue Commissioner. A separate report is to be applied for each county in which timber is acquired. All reports are due 45 days after completion of the calendar quarter.
- PT-230 (PDF, 57.41 KB).
Application for Preferential Agricultural Assessment.
This assessment offers the appraisal of farming residential or commercial property at 30% of reasonable market worth instead of 40%.
- PT-48-5-7.7 (PDF, 215.85 KB).
Application for Forest Land Conservation Use Residential Or Commercial Property.
This evaluation offers for the valuation of forest land residential or commercial property at existing usage worth instead of fair market price.
- PT-440 (PDF, 141.48 KB).
Return of Business License Taxes.
All banks are required to submit by March 1 in all jurisdictions that impose business license tax. For questions about submitting you must call the county or city that handles organization licenses taxes.
- PT-41 (PDF, 28.1 KB).
Dealer's Statement of Sale of Mobile Home.
To be finished by the dealership and submitted to the County Tax Commissioner upon the sale of a mobile home after January 1.
- PT-95 (PDF, 28.83 KB).
Ask for Apportionment of Ad Valorem Assessment on Vehicles Engaged in Interstate Commerce.
Form to be submitted to the County Tax Commissioner for apportionment of automobile and trailers taken part in Interstate Commerce
- PT-507A (PDF, 71.89 KB).
Heavy-Duty Equipment Dealer Monthly Sales Return.
This type is to be completed by the selling dealer and sent to the County Tax Commissioner of each buyer located within the State no later on than thirty (30) days after the last day of the month.
- PT-507B (PDF, 86.26 KB).
Heavy-Duty Equipment Automobile Tax.
Computation Form To be computed by selling dealer and tax gathered from the out-of-state buyer by the dealer at the time of sale and remitted the County Tax Commissioner no behind last day of the month following sale.
- Order for large amount kinds.
Orders for types need to be faxed to GCI Print Services
- PT-306-30H (PDF, 611.85 KB).
This notification needs to be sent out alerting the owner of any real or individual residential or commercial property modifications in worth or exemptions after the original PT-306H has been mailed out. An appeal filed challenging the PT-306H might or might not necessitate the sending out of this notification depending upon whether the assessors change the value upon appeal.
- PT-306H (PDF, 620.17 KB).
The PT-306H, as recommended by the Commissioner, is the uniform yearly notice of current evaluation (NOA) to be utilized and sent out to taxpayers per O.C.G.A. § 48-5-306; Ga. Comp. R. and Regs. r. 560-11-2 -.55. This notification is sent out each year to every owner of genuine residential or commercial property and owners of individual residential or commercial property who have submitted a return or who have had a change in value because the previous year. This is a mandatory notification that must be sent each year by the assessors. The PT-306H is the suitable notification when the estimated rollback rate is supplied by some of the entities however not all entities.
- PT-306E (PDF, 619.2 KB).
The PT-306E, as recommended by the Commissioner, is the consistent annual notice of existing evaluation (NOA) to be used and sent out to taxpayers per O.C.G.A. § 48-5-306; Ga. Comp. R. and Regs. r. 560-11-2 -.55. This notification is sent to every owner of real residential or commercial property and owners of individual residential or commercial property who have submitted a return or who have had a modification in value since the previous year. This is a compulsory notice that must be sent out each year by the assessors. The PT-306E is the relevant NOA when the approximated rollback rate is NOT supplied by any of the relevant entities, for that reason displaying the projected taxes for each entity utilizing prior year millage rates.
- PT-306R (PDF, 617.48 KB).
The PT-306R, as prescribed by the Commissioner, is the uniform yearly notification of current evaluation (NOA) to be utilized and sent to taxpayers per O.C.G.A. § 48-5-306; Ga. Comp. R. and Regs. r. 560-11-2 -.55. This notification is sent each year to every owner of genuine residential or commercial property and owners of personal residential or commercial property who have filed a return or who have had a change in worth because the previous year. This is a compulsory notification that needs to be sent each year by the assessors. The PT-306R is the appropriate NOA when the estimated rollback rate is supplied by all relevant tax entities. The PT-306R is the suitable NOA when the approximated rollback rate is supplied by all relevant taxing entities and displays the approximated rollback millage rates.
- PT-306-30R (PDF, 609.92 KB).
This notification should be sent out informing the owner of any real or individual residential or commercial property changes in value or exemptions after the initial PT-306R has been sent by mail out. An appeal submitted challenging the PT-306R may or might not demand the sending of this notification depending upon whether the assessors alter the worth upon appeal.
- PT-306-30E (PDF, 610.91 KB).
This notice must be sent informing the owner of any genuine or individual residential or commercial property changes in worth or exemptions after the original PT-306E has been sent by mail out. An appeal filed challenging the PT-306E may or might not necessitate the sending of this notice depending upon whether the assessors change the worth upon appeal.
