Georgia · Do-it-yourself · $29
Appeal your Georgia property taxes yourself.
Everything you need to appeal your Georgia property assessment yourself — the process, the deadline rules, the exact form, an evidence checklist, and a ready-to-edit appeal letter.
Straight talk: we don’t have per-home comparable-sales data for Georgia — Georgia's county records ship without the square-footage detail we would need to build a reliable comparable-sales set. So this is a guide and templates, not a comp report, and you pull your own comps— the kit shows you exactly how. That’s the honest reason it’s $29 instead of the $49 done-for-you kit we sell in states we cover.
The Georgia DIY Appeal Kit
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What’s inside
✓A plain-English Georgia appeal walkthrough — assessment notice to hearing.
✓Your exact deadline rule and how the 45-day clock runs from your notice date.
✓How to get and complete Form PT-311A, and where to file it.
✓The four legal grounds you can appeal on, in plain terms.
✓An evidence checklist of what you can gather yourself (and what the county actually weighs).
✓A ready-to-edit appeal letter citing the right Georgia statutes — fill in the blanks and file.
✓Your taxpayer rights: the 85% temporary-bill rule and the multi-year value freeze after a win.
How it works
- Buy the kit — the PDF lands in your inbox instantly.
- Find the date printed on your Annual Notice of Assessment — your 45-day window runs from that date, not from the tax bill.
- Gather the evidence on the checklist and edit the appeal-letter template.
- File Form PT-311A with your County Board of Tax Assessors (not the Department of Revenue) before your deadline.
Deadline: The deadline is 45 days from the date printed on your Annual Notice of Assessment (O.C.G.A. § 48-5-311(e)(2)). Georgia counties mail notices on different dates — there is no single statewide deadline — so the only date that legally controls is the one printed on your own notice. Most metro counties mail in spring or early summer, but do not rely on a month: find the notice date and count 45 days. If you miss it, your right to appeal for that year is lost.
Questions
Why is this $29 and not $49?
The $49 kit includes a comparable-sales analysis pulled from county records. We don't have that data for Georgia yet, so this kit is the guide, the deadline rules, the exact form, an evidence checklist, and an appeal-letter template — you gather the comps yourself, and we show you how. Honest work, honest price.
Do you file the appeal for me?
No — this is a do-it-yourself kit. You file Form PT-311A yourself with your County Board of Tax Assessors (not the Department of Revenue). The kit makes that straightforward with step-by-step instructions and a ready-to-edit letter.
What if it doesn't help?
30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. If the kit isn't useful, reply to your delivery email and we'll refund you.
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. It's general information to help you file your own appeal. Always rely on the date and instructions printed on your own assessment notice and confirm current requirements with your county.