Tax bills reflect millage rates set by the DeKalb Board of Commissioners and the fair market values determined by the county’s Property Appraisal Department. Tax bills for City of Atlanta in DeKalb were mailed beginning Sept. Tax bills were sent mid-August by mail and by email to property owners who signed up for paperless billing. For mailing instructions, please refer to your tax bill for information. Postal Service by the due date to avoid late fees metered or kiosk postage dates are not accepted. Mail: Mailed payment must be postmarked by the U.S. Credit/debit card payments are accepted processing fee applies. Payment does not apply to prior year, delinquent payments. Pay-by-phone: Call 77, Monday - Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM. Payment must be placed in the box by the due date (cash not accepted). There is no fee for paying by e-Check.ĭrop box: Convenient 24-hour drive-up drop box available at all three office locations.
Credit/debit card payments are accepted processing fees apply. To avoid long lines, wait times and late fees, please consider the following payment methods: Please review the COVID-19 safety requirements before visiting any office location. Security screening, masks and temperature checks are required for service.General parking is available at the Extensions Services lot and the Property Tax lot disabled customers may use the Property Tax entrance off Northern Avenue.Acceptable payment methods include a credit card, debit card, check or money order processing fees apply for credit/debit card payments.Remember to bring your tax bill stub and a valid Georgia ID or Georgia driver’s license.
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City of Atlanta in DeKalb property tax bills must be paid in full by Nov. Please check your bill for the amount due before the deadline. What taxpayers should know before visiting the central office location to pay their bill: To accommodate customers paying their property tax bills at the office located on Memorial Drive, taxpayers will temporarily use the Extension Services entrance at the front of the building beginning Nov. To avoid delays, customers can pay online, by phone or drop box.” “Customers sending payments by mail are urged to mail early due to the USPS new service standard changes affecting delivery times for first-class mail. “We strongly encourage taxpayers to plan ahead and make payments before the November 15 deadline,” said DeKalb County Tax Commissioner Irvin J. Payments can be made online at additional payment methods include drop box, mail or by phone. Johnson reminds property owners, including Atlanta-DeKalb property owners, of the final Nov. – DeKalb County Tax Commissioner Irvin J.
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