Hall County · Georgia
Hall County homestead exemption
In Hall County, you apply for the homestead exemption with the Hall County Tax Assessors Office; the deadline is April 1 (state deadline).
- Office
- Hall County Tax Assessors Office
- Deadline
- April 1Statewide deadline
- State exemption
- $2,000 off assessed value
- Renewal
- Not in our dataStatewide rule
The deadline to file is the end of the 45-day appeal period of the application year. Apply in person, by mail or online through qPublic.
HB 581 and the local HB 1268 and HB 1270 caps are applied automatically to homes that already have a homestead exemption. City exemptions are listed in the county's municipal exemption chart.
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Local homestead amounts in Hall County
| Exemption | Taxing unit | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| S1 regular homestead Reduces the 40% assessed value by $2,000. No income or age limit. | Hall County | $2,000 off assessed value | Source |
| HB 1268 county 3% assessment cap Local exemption limiting yearly assessment increases to 3% for county taxes, starting with base year 2023. Hall County government opted out of HB 581, so only this local cap applies to county taxes. | Hall County | Not in our data | Source |
| HB 1270 school 3% assessment cap Local exemption limiting yearly assessment increases to 3% for school taxes, starting with base year 2023. The school district did not opt out of HB 581, so the larger of the two benefits applies each year. | Hall County School District | Not in our data | Source |
| S3 partial school tax exemption (62+) Owners 62 or older with net household income up to $25,000 (Social Security and retirement up to $99,648 excluded) get $30,000 off the school tax portion. | Hall County School District | $30,000 off assessed value | Source |
| L3 total school tax exemption (70+) Owners 70 or older on January 1 get a total school tax exemption. No income test; proof of age required. | Hall County School District | 100% of value | Source |
How to check if you already have it
Search your parcel on qPublic Hall County to see your exemptions and current appraisal.
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
- Hall County Homestead Information 2026 · Hall County Tax Assessors
- Hall County Homestead Exemptions · Hall County
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