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Want an easy way to lower your property taxes in Georgia? Make sure you file for the Homestead Exemption! Don't give the tax man a penny more than required.

If you bought your home last year and it’s your primary residence (and you were living in it on January 1st), you may qualify. Just keep in mind—this doesn’t apply to investment properties or vacation homes. One important thing: it’s not automatic. You have to file for it through your county, but the good news is it’s usually quick and simple… and there’s no reason not to keep that money in your pocket!

Click the image below to open a page with links to each Georgia county. From there, you can find exactly what you need and how to file in your area.

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It's easy to file the Georgia homestead exemption. In just a few minutes, Georgia homeowners can reduce their property tax bill. Georgia homeowners are eligible for this exemption on their primary residence if the home was purchased last year and occupied on January 1st. The exemption is not eligible on investment or vacation homes. This is not automatic, the homestead exemption must be filed in the property owner's county, it's quick and easy; there's no reason not to save this money.

Click the image below, that will open a page with multiple links to county sites. Each of the sites will provide details on what's needed and how to file for the homestead exemption in Georgia.


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Here's how to file for the homestead tax exemption in GA. An easy way to reduce property taxes in Georgia is to file for the homestead exemption. Georgia homeowners are eligible for this exemption on their primary residence if the home was purchased last year and occupied on January 1st. The exemption is not eligible on investment or vacation homes. This is not automatic, the homestead exemption must be filed in the property owner's county, it's easy and there's no reason not to save this money.

Click the image below, that will open a page with multiple links to county sites. Each of the sites will provide details on what's needed and how to file for the homestead exemption in Georgia.


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