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Property Tax
Overview
The Finance Department is responsible for the billing and collection of property taxes for the city government. Property tax bills provide a description of the property, taxable values and details of the calculation of the tax bill. The property tax millage rate is 8.5 mills.
School Tax
The City of Powder Springs does not have a school tax. School taxes are included with your property tax bill you receive from Cobb County.
Bills
Property tax bills are normally prepared and mailed out by the end of September and are due 60 days later. Taxes are considered delinquent if not received by December 1st. A 1-time 10% penalty and interest of 1% per month is added to the base tax amount until taxes are paid in full.
If you own property in Powder Springs and have not received your tax bill during this time, please contact the Finance Department at 770-943-1666. Failure to receive a bill does not relieve property owners of the responsibility to make payment by the due date.
Helpful Links
Cobb County Tax Commissioner
Cobb County Tax Assessor
Payment
After hours you can deposit your check payment, no cash, in the night deposit box near the drive through windows at City Hall.
Property tax payments may be mailed to: Payments may be made in person:
City of Powder Springs Powder Springs City Hall
P.O. Box 46 4484 Marietta St.
Powder Springs, GA 30127 Powder Springs, GA 30127
Hours
Monday - Friday (except holidays)
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The Finance Department is responsible for the billing and collection of property taxes for the city government. Property tax bills provide a description of the property, taxable values and details of the calculation of the tax bill. The property tax millage rate is 8.5 mills.
School Tax
The City of Powder Springs does not have a school tax. School taxes are included with your property tax bill you receive from Cobb County.
Bills
Property tax bills are normally prepared and mailed out by the end of September and are due 60 days later. Taxes are considered delinquent if not received by December 1st. A 1-time 10% penalty and interest of 1% per month is added to the base tax amount until taxes are paid in full.
If you own property in Powder Springs and have not received your tax bill during this time, please contact the Finance Department at 770-943-1666. Failure to receive a bill does not relieve property owners of the responsibility to make payment by the due date.
Helpful Links
Cobb County Tax Commissioner
Cobb County Tax Assessor
Payment
After hours you can deposit your check payment, no cash, in the night deposit box near the drive through windows at City Hall.
Property tax payments may be mailed to: Payments may be made in person:
City of Powder Springs Powder Springs City Hall
P.O. Box 46 4484 Marietta St.
Powder Springs, GA 30127 Powder Springs, GA 30127
Hours
Monday - Friday (except holidays)
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- Where do I pay my City property taxes?
- Does the City of Powder Springs have a school tax?
- When are property taxes due?
- What if I don't receive a property tax bill?
- When are the City of Powder Springs taxes billed and due?
- How is the amount due of my Property Tax determined?
- I paid these taxes at closing - why am I getting a tax bill?
- What are the tax exemptions available in the City and when do I apply for these?
- Does the City of Powder Springs have a school tax?
- What if I don't receive a property tax bill?
- What happens if my tax bill is paid after the due date?
- What is the current millage rate and how does it compare to previous years’ rates?
- Is my tax statement sent directly to my mortgage company?
- I sold this property. Why am I getting the tax bill?
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