Tennessee Property Appraisers & Tax Directory
Directory of all 95 counties in Tennessee. Access local property valuation administrators, parcel search GIS maps, and tax appeal boards.
County Property Tax Calculator
Estimated using County's effective tax rate of 0.67% (Assessment ratio: 25%)
Tennessee County Assessors Directory
Select your county to view the local property appraiser office and parcel search portal.
Anderson County
Seat: Clinton
Bedford County
Seat: Shelbyville
Benton County
Seat: Camden
Bledsoe County
Seat: Pikeville
Blount County
Seat: Maryville
Bradley County
Seat: Cleveland
Campbell County
Seat: Jacksboro
Cannon County
Seat: Woodbury
Carroll County
Seat: Huntingdon
Carter County
Seat: Elizabethton
Cheatham County
Seat: Ashland
Chester County
Seat: Henderson
Claiborne County
Seat: Tazewell
Clay County
Seat: Celina
Cocke County
Seat: Newport
Coffee County
Seat: Manchester
Crockett County
Seat: Alamo
Cumberland County
Seat: Crossville
Davidson County
Seat: Nashville
Decatur County
Seat: Decaturville
DeKalb County
Seat: Smithville
Dickson County
Seat: Charlotte
Dyer County
Seat: Dyersburg
Fayette County
Seat: Somerville
Fentress County
Seat: Jamestown
Franklin County
Seat: Winchester
Gibson County
Seat: Trenton
Giles County
Seat: Pulaski
Grainger County
Seat: Rutledge
Greene County
Seat: Greeneville
Grundy County
Seat: Altamont
Hamblen County
Seat: Morristown
Hamilton County
Seat: Chattanooga
Hancock County
Seat: Sneedville
Hardeman County
Seat: Bolivar
Hardin County
Seat: Savannah
Hawkins County
Seat: Rogersville
Haywood County
Seat: Brownsville
Henderson County
Seat: Lexington
Henry County
Seat: Paris
Hickman County
Seat: Centerville
Houston County
Seat: Erin
Humphreys County
Seat: Waverly
Jackson County
Seat: Gainesboro
Jefferson County
Seat: Dandridge
Johnson County
Seat: Mountain
Knox County
Seat: Knoxville
Lake County
Seat: Tiptonville
Lauderdale County
Seat: Ripley
Lawrence County
Seat: Lawrenceburg
Lewis County
Seat: Hohenwald
Lincoln County
Seat: Fayetteville
Loudon County
Seat: Loudon
McMinn County
Seat: Athens
McNairy County
Seat: Selmer
Macon County
Seat: Lafayette
Madison County
Seat: Jackson
Marion County
Seat: Jasper
Marshall County
Seat: Lewisburg
Maury County
Seat: Columbia
Meigs County
Seat: Decatur
Monroe County
Seat: Madisonville
Montgomery County
Seat: Clarksville
Moore County
Seat: Lynchburg
Morgan County
Seat: Wartburg
Obion County
Seat: Union
Overton County
Seat: Livingston
Perry County
Seat: Linden
Pickett County
Seat: Byrdstown
Polk County
Seat: Benton
Putnam County
Seat: Cookeville
Rhea County
Seat: Dayton
Roane County
Seat: Kingston
Robertson County
Seat: Springfield
Rutherford County
Seat: Murfreesboro
Scott County
Seat: Huntsville
Sequatchie County
Seat: Dunlap
Sevier County
Seat: Sevierville
Shelby County
Seat: Memphis
Smith County
Seat: Carthage
Stewart County
Seat: Dover
Sullivan County
Seat: Blountville
Sumner County
Seat: Gallatin
Tipton County
Seat: Covington
Trousdale County
Seat: Hartsville
Unicoi County
Seat: Erwin
Union County
Seat: Maynardville
Van Buren County
Seat: Spencer
Warren County
Seat: McMinnville
Washington County
Seat: Jonesborough
Wayne County
Seat: Waynesboro
Weakley County
Seat: Dresden
White County
Seat: Sparta
Williamson County
Seat: Franklin
Wilson County
Seat: Lebanon
Tennessee Property Tax Laws & Rules
Property Tax Relief Program pays all or part of property taxes on primary home for low-income seniors, disabled homeowners, and disabled veterans.
Property Tax Freeze Program freezes tax amount for seniors 65+ in participating counties. 100% disabled veterans receive tax relief on first $175,000 of full value.
Prior to the adjournment of the County Board of Equalization in June.
Appeals are filed before the: County Board of Equalization & State Board of Equalization (SBOE).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average property tax rate in Tennessee?
The average effective property tax rate in Tennessee is approximately 0.67%. Actual tax bills depend on your county, municipality, and local school district levies.
How are properties assessed in Tennessee?
Under Tennessee law, properties are assessed at a statutory assessment ratio of 25% of fair market value by the local County Assessor of Property.
When is the deadline to appeal property taxes in Tennessee?
In Tennessee, property valuation appeals must generally be filed by: Prior to the adjournment of the County Board of Equalization in June. Appeals are heard by the local County Board of Equalization & State Board of Equalization (SBOE).
What homestead exemptions are available in Tennessee?
Property Tax Relief Program pays all or part of property taxes on primary home for low-income seniors, disabled homeowners, and disabled veterans.
State Tax Authority
Agency: Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury - Division of Property Assessments
Visit Official State Tax Agency