How AppealAlly Helps You Lower Your Property Taxes

A property tax appeal is a formal request to your county to lower your home’s assessed value. If your home is overvalued on the tax rolls, you’re paying more than you should. AppealAlly gives you the comparable sales evidence and pre-filled forms to build a strong case — in about 3 minutes.

3-Step Appeal Process

1. Enter Your Address — AppealAlly identifies your property using USPS verification and geocoding, determines your county among all 159 Georgia counties, and pulls the latest assessment data.
2. See Your Savings Estimate — Our algorithm analyzes hundreds of recent sales near your property and selects the 3 to 5 strongest comparables based on location, square footage, property type, and recency.
3. File and Lower Your Tax Bill — Choose the Essentials DIY Kit ($79) for a complete appeal packet with pre-filled forms, or Full-Service (30% of savings) for end-to-end management.

What Happens After You File

1. Appeal Filed (Day 1) — Your appeal is submitted to the county Board of Equalization before the deadline.
2. County Review (2-6 weeks) — The county reviews your evidence packet including comparable sales and market analysis.
3. Hearing, if needed (4-12 weeks) — Some counties schedule a hearing. Full-Service clients get representation.
4. Decision & Savings (6-16 weeks) — If your assessment is reduced, savings typically lock in for 3 years under O.C.G.A. § 48-5-299(c).

The Georgia Property Tax Appeal Process

Every spring, Georgia counties mail assessment notices showing your home’s new fair market value. You have 45 days from the date on that notice to file an appeal. To appeal, you submit a completed PT-311A form to your county Board of Assessors. AppealAlly pre-fills this form for you. If the Board of Equalization agrees your home is overvalued, your assessed value drops — and that new value is typically frozen for three years.

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