Whitfield County Board Of Assessors Announces Mailing Of Personal Property Return Forms & New E-Returns Portal

  • Thursday, January 11, 2024
The Whitfield County Board of Assessors has mailed personal property returns on around 7,000 personal property accounts. The last day to submit a timely return is Monday, April 1. A 10 percent penalty will be assessed on returns submitted after the April 1 deadline. 

Personal property in Georgia includes any furniture, fixtures, equipment, machinery and inventory used in the normal course of business. Returns also must be filed on aircraft and marine vessels. If you own furnished rental property, all appliances, furniture and fixtures should be returned.

Personal property taxpayers can file their returns a variety of ways.
The Assessors office encourages businesses, individuals and tax professionals to utilize the new E-Returns services, Taxscribe, to file returns. To utilize E-Returns, visit https://bpp.taxscribe.app/ga or www.whitfieldassessor.com and click on the Personal Property E-Returns icon found on the quick links menu. The Board of Assessors also accept returns in person and by mail. 

If you have questions about personal property returns, visit www.whitfieldassessor.com/personal-property-returns-faq or call the Board of Assessors office at 706-275-7410. 
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