Coweta County · Georgia
Coweta County homestead exemption
In Coweta County, you apply for the homestead exemption with the Coweta County Assessors Office; the deadline is April 1.
- Office
- Coweta County Assessors Office
- Deadline
- April 1
- State exemption
- $2,000 off assessed value
- Renewal
- Not in our dataStatewide rule
Applications are accepted year-round, but must be filed by April 1 to count for the current tax year. Filing deadlines cannot be extended.
In Coweta, homestead applications go to the Assessors Office, not the Tax Commissioner. You can apply online through qPublic. Bring or upload Georgia ID showing the homestead address.
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Local homestead amounts in Coweta County
| Exemption | Taxing unit | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local standard homestead (replaces S1) Local legislation raises the $2,000 state exemption to $10,000 off assessed value for county M&O taxes. | Coweta County (M&O) | $10,000 off assessed value | Source |
| Senior school exemption, age 65 (LC) At 65, $75,000 off for school taxes in 2026, with no income limit. | Coweta County School System | $75,000 off assessed value | Source |
| Senior school exemption, age 71 (LE) At 71, $100,000 off for school taxes in 2026, with no income limit. | Coweta County School System | $100,000 off assessed value | Source |
| Senior school exemption, age 75 (LG) At 75, school taxes are fully exempt, with no income limit. | Coweta County School System | 100% of value | Source |
| Disability school exemption (LB) $20,000 off school taxes on the home and up to one acre for totally and permanently disabled owners with household income of $25,000 or less. | Coweta County School System | $20,000 off assessed value | Source |
| Low-income disability school exemption (L1) Full school tax exemption on the home and up to one acre for totally and permanently disabled owners with household income of $12,500 or less. | Coweta County School System | 100% of value | Source |
How to check if you already have it
Search your parcel on qPublic and look at the exemption code on the record.
Georgia rules that apply here
- You owned the home on January 1 of the tax year
- You actually live there and it is your legal residence for all purposes
- Owners away for health reasons are not denied the exemption
Full Georgia homestead guide: amounts, senior and veteran exemptions, late filing and portability.
Sources
- Exemptions · Coweta County Assessors Office
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