Georgia Property Tax Appeal by County (Atlanta BOE)

Protest Atlanta / Georgia property taxes: file PT-311A within 45 days of your assessment notice. BOE tips for Fulton, Gwinnett, Cobb, and DeKalb.

County guides

Cobb County: /georgia/cobb-county-property-tax-protest

DeKalb County: /georgia/dekalb-county-property-tax-protest

Forsyth County: /georgia/forsyth-county-property-tax-protest

Fulton County: /georgia/fulton-county-property-tax-protest

Gwinnett County: /georgia/gwinnett-county-property-tax-protest

Henry County: /georgia/henry-county-property-tax-protest

FAQ

What is the Georgia property tax appeal deadline?

45 days from the date on your Annual Notice of Assessment. File Form PT-311A with your county Board of Tax Assessors.

What is Form PT-311A used for?

PT-311A is the standard Appeal of Assessment filing that opens your Georgia appeal with the Board of Tax Assessors before a possible BOE hearing.

What is the Board of Equalization (BOE)?

The BOE hears appeals when you disagree with your assessment after filing a timely PT-311A petition with the assessors office.

How do I protest property taxes in Atlanta, GA?

Atlanta properties are assessed by the county where the parcel sits (often Fulton or DeKalb). File Form PT-311A within 45 days of your Annual Notice of Assessment, then prepare BOE hearing evidence with neighborhood-matched comps — not metro-wide averages.

Which Georgia counties have Protestly guides?

Fulton, Gwinnett, Cobb, and DeKalb counties include county-specific BOE filing and evidence guidance, plus senior school-tax exemption notes where relevant.