Property tax bill
Tax year 2026
- Appraised value
- Before: $1,625,000After: $1,510,000
- County tax rate
- No change
- Tax for 2026
- Before: $11,432After: $10,623

Filing for 2027 opens in January. Be ready when the window opens.
Free. No card. We tell you if it is not worth filing.

I review and approve each appeal before we file it.
$809 a yearThe average saving for our 2026 clients who won.
We appeal your home’s value, and the tax follows it down. Here is the 2026 bill for our average client who won.
Tax year 2026
Your saving
$809less tax a year
We appeal the value. The county cut it by $115,000.
You get lower taxes. Lower property value means lower taxes.
The first year’s saving
After the first year, you keep 100% of the saving until the county reappraises.
You give us your address. We do the rest.
Below is one real 2026 Nashville appeal, step by step.
We started with all Nashville properties
Filtered to the 6,268 houses that sold in 2025.
Now
We pull your record and nearby sales. You upload nothing.
Jan - Apr 2027
If your value is fair, we file nothing. An appeal can raise an assessment.
Mid-April - June 2027
We email you the result. If your value does not drop, you pay nothing.
Pay $0 up front. Pay $0 if your taxes aren’t lowered.
40%of the first year's saving
A house, condo, townhouse, duplex, triplex or quadplex, whether you live in it or rent it out.
30%of the first year's saving
Commercial buildings, such as offices, stores and apartment buildings.
Questions about 2027 filing? Email appeals@tn.tax
Quoted as they wrote them. We told one of them that the county’s value was already fair.
I questioned my assessment, but TN.tax provided a professional review that confirmed it was fair. Great for peace of mind!
When I saw my property taxes go up by $2,000 I was shocked. TN.tax helped me understand the options to lower my taxes.
I wanted to save money on my property taxes but didn’t know how. Having TN.tax do all the work for me was just what I needed!
Our clients who won saved $809 on average in 2026. We want thousands of homeowners in Tennessee to save in 2027.
Forest Hills
5 bed · 7,756 sq ft · built 2005
$2,590
less tax a year
County value $5.29M lowered to $4.92M
7% lower
Oak Hill
2 bed · 1,632 sq ft · built 1928
$648
less tax a year
County value $1.04M lowered to $945K
9% lower
East Nashville
3 bed · 1,911 sq ft · built 2014
$452
less tax a year
County value $907K lowered to $843K
7% lower
Values from the county's own record of each 2026 review.
What people ask before they give us an address.
Nothing up front. If your value drops, you pay a share of the first year's saving, once. The share is 40% on a house or condo, whether you live in it or rent it out, and 30% on a commercial property. If your value does not drop, you pay nothing.
The county lowers your assessed value, and your next tax bill is lower. The lower value stays until the county reappraises. Every year it holds after the first, the whole saving is yours. In 2026, the median Nashville home that won came down 9.3%.
Yes. In 2026, 24 of 2,167 Nashville reviews came back higher. That is why we check your case before we file. If your value is already fair, we tell you, and you file nothing.
Give us your address, and sign the authorization that lets us file for you. The county roll gives us the rest. An informal review has no hearing, so there is nowhere to go and nothing to present.
We file between Jan and Apr 2027. The assessor usually answers between mid-April and June 2027. We email you when your appeal moves, not only at the end.
Most of our 2026 Davidson appeals came back lower. The owners who won cut their tax by $809 a year on average.
For scale, 2,167 residential informal reviews were completed county-wide that year, and 51% got a reduction. The more detail a filing had, the more often it came back lower. Each step up in documents did better than the one before. Gathering that detail is what we specialize in.
Yes. If you would like to file it yourself, we would love to help. Our free guides show you how.
Only when we choose to. The informal review with the assessor is the service. Most reductions happen at this stage, and it needs no hearing.
If the review does not go your way, the next step is the county Board of Equalization, between May and August 2027. Your agreement lets us appeal there for you, and then to the State Board. You do not sign anything more. We decide whether to, and we tell you when we file. We never promise a board appeal. If we do not file, we tell you, and you can appeal on your own.
We file in every Tennessee county. Enter your address to start. For some properties, our team reviews the property first and emails you within 1 business day.
We know Davidson County (Nashville) best. We hold the full parcel roll, every 2026 informal review the county completed, and the filing history behind them. That is how we can tell you what your own street is assessed at, and why we sometimes tell you not to file.
Free, and no card. We file your informal review in Jan – Apr 2027.
Filing opens in 74 days.