The mission of the Assessor's Office is to discover, list, and appraise all real and personal property in Mecklenburg County in accordance with North Carolina General Statutes.

The Assessor's Office provides accurate and timely information to internal and external customers while fostering good relations with those customers and the community.​

Bobbie Shields is serving as the interim Mecklenburg County Tax Assessor through July 1, 2013.

Mecklenburg County completed the first reappraisal of all real property since 2003, effective January 1, 2011. More information on the property revaluation

Property owners wishing to appeal their property values for 2013 have until June 28, 2013 to file them. More information

Property owners can review how their property is listed and described in County records, note any discrepancies, provide general comments, and submit their feedback to the Assessor's Office for review.  Tutorial  -  Review Your Property Information

During 2013, the North Carolina DMV will begin sending combined invoices for both registration renewal AND property tax to owners of vehicles registered in the state. The new Tag and Tax Together program is designed to make it more convenient for owners to pay their vehicle property taxes and registration renewals by collecting them at the same time. Online Renewals and Payments

North Carolina offers programs providing tax relief for low-income elderly or disabled citizens, as well as disabled veterans. Do you qualify?

The NC General Assembly enacted legislation to provide tax relief in the form of deferred property taxes on unsold homes. More information

Property assessment services for business personal property customers in southeastern Mecklenburg County are now offered through the Town Hall of Mint Hill. Call 704-545-3468 for an appointment.

 

Taxpayers with questions should call 311 (704-336-4600 from outside the County) or visit the main office at 700 East Stonewall Street.