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Updated Info on 2017 Property Tax Revaluations in Triad NC

February 10, 2017
John A. Cocklereece, Jr.

We previously posted that several counties in the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina [Forsyth; Guilford; Davie; Yadkin; and Alamance] were all revaluing property in 2017. At the time of our post, we had only limited information as to when revaluation notices would be forthcoming and when would be the deadline for appeals to the local BER, if the owner was not happy with the assessed value. We have gotten updated info on these counties and it is as follows:

Forsyth

Notices out in late Feb or early/mid March

BER deadline June 30th

Guilford

Notices in late Feb or early March

BER deadline June 1st

Alamance

Notices in late Feb or early March

BER deadline probably June (when in June as yet undetermined)

Davie

Notices are in the mail

BER deadline will be set at April meeting

Yadkin

Notices mailed out by late Feb

No BER deadline set yet

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John Cocklereece concentrates his practice on property tax appeals, business law, tax controversies, and estate planning and administration.
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