Assessment calendar
Check the date on your assessment notice with your EQUITAX consultant before relying on an appeal deadline.
GwinnettCounty, Georgia
One of our five home countiesHave a question about a Gwinnett County property? EQUITAX reviews the notice, explains what evidence an appeal here needs, and handles the filing and hearing when there is a case.
How to file
Through the county's online portal (qPublic), by mail, or in person. The Board of Assessors has a written policy refusing appeals by email or fax.
Hearings and next steps
Board of Equalization administered by the Clerk of Superior Court since 2011, with an online lookup tool for hearing dates. The county limits consolidated appeals to 25 per day.
Questions about your review.
Can EQUITAX tell me my Gwinnett County savings from my address?
Not reliably from an address alone. Your property’s evidence, taxable values, exemptions and applicable rates need review before a meaningful savings estimate can be made.
Does this request file my appeal?
No. Submitting an inquiry does not file an appeal or extend a deadline. Check the notice and speak to the office promptly when timing is close.
Own property in Gwinnett County?
Start with the address. We confirm the deadline on your notice and what an appeal here would need.