Q: When are property taxes due in Grayson County?
A: Real estate taxes are due December 5, 2025, and personal property taxes (including vehicle fees) are due June 5, 2025.
Q: What tax credits are available and do they apply automatically?
A: Virginia offers various tax credits including elderly/disabled tax relief and veterans' exemptions, but these require formal application through the Commissioner of Revenue. Credits are not automatically applied and must be renewed as required by law.
Q: How does the Homestead exemption work?
A: Homestead programs in Virginia typically limit annual assessment increases rather than reducing market value. These programs require application and income verification. Contact the Grayson County Assessor for specific eligibility requirements and application procedures.
Q: How often are properties reassessed?
A: Virginia Code requires Grayson County to conduct general reassessments every six years, with annual updates as market conditions warrant.
Q: What are the penalties for late payment?
A: Late payment penalties and interest charges apply to overdue property taxes. Contact the Treasurer's Office for current penalty rates and payment arrangements.
Q: Can I pay my taxes online?
A: Check with the Grayson County Treasurer's Office for current online payment options and accepted payment methods.
Q: How do I appeal my property assessment?
A: Property assessment appeals must be filed with the Board of Equalization. Contact the Commissioner of Revenue for appeal forms and deadlines.
Q: Do special districts affect my tax bill?
A: Yes, additional assessments may apply based on your property's location within special taxing districts. These can include fire districts, water/sewer districts, or other special services.
Q: Where do I apply for tax credits or exemptions?
A: Applications for tax credits and exemptions should be filed with the Commissioner of Revenue or Director of Finance. Most applications have annual deadlines and require income or eligibility verification.
Q: What happens if I disagree with a supplemental tax assessment?
A: Supplemental assessments can be appealed through the same process as regular assessments. Contact the Assessor's office within the specified timeframe to initiate an appeal.
