2023 Property Revaluation: What Does It Mean For Me?

Tuesday, July 21, 6:00-7:00 PM (virtual)

North Carolina State law requires all counties to conduct a property revaluation at least every eight years. Mecklenburg County is currently conducting a property revaluation that will affect property taxes effective January 1, 2023.

Join us to learn from the County Assessor's Office about the property revaluation process, possible impacts on property taxes, and how to appeal your 2023 assessed value if needed.

This workshop will take place via Zoom. To join visit: 2023 Tax Revaluation Workshop Link

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