FRIDAY, JUNE 27, WAS THE DEADLINE TO APPEAL YOUR PROPERTY VALUE OR CLASSIFICATION

Nashville, TN (June 27, 2025) – The Assessor of Property Vivian Wilhoite and Staff want to remind property owners that today is the deadline to appeal your new 2025 Reappraisal values or classification to the independent Metropolitan Board of Equalization (MBOE) or its Hearing Officers.

Assessor of Property Vivian Wilhoite says, “If you disagree with your new 2025 Reappraisal value or classification or if you filed an Informal Review request and disagree with the decision, you can still appeal to the independent MBOE or its Hearing Officers. It is your right to appeal.” Unless you appeal in a timely fashion, the last written notice of value or classification provided to you may become your final assessment, and this assessment will be effective as of January 1, 2025. Assessor of Property Vivian Wilhoite goes on to say, “Please know that you can appeal your value or classification every year. So, if you do not appeal this year, you can appeal next year.” You can file a Formal Appeal to the independent MBOE or its Hearing Officers by contacting the Call Center at 615-862-6059.

If you want to get an idea of what you could pay based on your new 2025 Reappraisal value and classification applying the new tax rates, Urban Services District (USD) or General Services District (GSD), passed recently by the Mayor and the Metro Council, visit our website at www.padctn.org. Select “Resources”. Then Select “Tax Calculator”. Then insert your property address. Also, on our website of www.padctn.org you will find more resourceful information.

What is a Reappraisal?

The Reappraisal is a revenue neutral process required by state law and governed by the independent State Board of Equalization and the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury-Division of Property Assessments for counties to reappraise periodically to provide fair valuation and restore equity in values.

The Office of the Assessor of Property Mission Statement

To accurately identify, list, appraise, and classify all taxable properties to achieve fair and equitable values for the preparation and completion of the annual assessment roll in a timely manner, while educating property owners of the appraisal process and their options to appeal, as well as learn of available assistance programs.