Georgia boat tax appeals
Georgia taxes your vessel every year. If the assessed value is too high, we appeal it — $0 upfront, and a fee only if the value drops.
How Georgia taxes your boat
Georgia taxes boats in the county where they are functionally located for 184 days or more, subject to a de minimis exemption on total personal property.
Who sets the value
County Board of Tax Assessors
Who hears the appeal
County Board of Equalization
What gets filed
PT-311A
Deadlines: Appeals are due within 45 days of the annual notice of assessment, and notice dates vary by county.
Where we file in Georgia
We are not filing in Georgia yet. Check your address and we will send you the filing deadline for your county, then let you know the moment we open.
Not sure which county your berth falls in? The checker above will tell you. See every state we cover
How it works
Simple, transparent, and built for boat owners.
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File your appeal
Upload a few details and comparable vessel sales. We’ll review and prepare your appeal.
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We handle the county
We prepare and file the paperwork with your county assessor and assessment appeals board, and handle the correspondence for you.
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Pay only if you save
If your assessment goes down, we collect 25% of your first-year savings. That’s it.
No savings, no fee
- $0 to start
- 25% of first-year savings
- Nothing if it does not drop
We work on contingency because we believe we can save you money. To get started, we place a $0 card hold that is never charged.