Quick Guide to Metro Nashville Property Taxes

Quick guide to Metro Nashville Property Taxes 💵

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👉🏻 Nashville has a lower effective property tax rate than other major cities.

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👉🏻 The tax rate for Nashville is 0.81% in compared to the national average of 1.32%.

Metro Nashville has two primary tax rate districts:

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1️⃣ Urban Service District (USD)

covers the more extensive services, such as garbage pick-up, street lights and sidewalks.‌

👉🏻Downtown, East Nashville, Green Hills, North Nashville, Donelson and Antioch are among the areas included in the Urban Services District. Basically, the more urban parts of the city.

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2️⃣ General Service District (GSD)

property owners pay individually for those services.

👉🏻Areas such as Bellevue, Hermitage, Old Hickory and most of the northern areas of the county are included in the General Services District.

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🗓️ Properties are anppraised every 4 years.  The last reappraisal was in 2021.

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🗓️ Property tax statements are mailed in October and due following February. 

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🧮 How can I calculate taxes for a property?

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Residential property tax is based on the Assessed value, which is 25% of the Appraised value. Multiply the Assessed Value times the Tax Rate to get the annual taxes.

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You can also just look on the tax record for the property to see the annual taxes.

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