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For more help with Real Estate Revaluation questions, please visit taxhelp.wake.gov to submit a request or chat with Tax Administration; call 919-857-3800 or email revaluation@wake.gov. You can als...

You are welcome to call, email, visit our office, or set up an appointment if you would like to speak to an appraiser. Please visit taxhelp.wake.gov to submit a request or chat with Tax Administrat...

Until the tax rate is set, the effect that revaluation will have on specific tax bills cannot be determined. State law requires local government officials to publish a revenue-neutral tax rate as p...

Your property tax bill is made up of two parts – the assessed value and the tax rate set each year by elected county and municipal officials. They are multiplied to get the dollar amount owed. For ...

It’s important to know that the property taxes you owe are determined by two factors: your property's assessed value and the tax rate set by elected county and municipal officials. The tax rate is ...

Please contact us by filling out an online request form at https://wake.gov/rehelp. Please have your address or account number ready, and be able to indicate what the error is and upload any releva...

Yes. You can use the real estate search page at wake.gov/realestate. You can review your account, building and land data, deeds, and see other property information. Related Links:Real Estate Search...

Wake County Tax Administration appraisers will on occasion visit a property to verify that the characteristics of the property correspond with the data in our property records, copies of building p...

On Jan. 19, 2027, the Wake County Board of Commissioners will be presented with the 2027 revaluation results. Notices of assessed value, effective Jan. 1, 2027, will be mailed to all property owner...

You can use the real estate search page to view your current assessed value and other information about your real property at wake.gov/realestate. Your assessed value reflects the market value as o...