Property Tax in Evans County
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Evans County above U.S. tax average
Evans County's effective tax rate of 1.032% exceeds the national median of 0.927%, placing it in the upper-middle tier of American counties. At $1,442 annually, median taxes still fall short of the national median of $2,690, saving homeowners roughly $1,248 per year.
Above Georgia's state average
At 1.032%, Evans County ranks above Georgia's state average effective rate of 0.898%, with median taxes of $1,442 exceeding the state median of $1,529. The county sits in the upper third of Georgia's 159 counties for tax burden.
Evans County the regional leader
Evans County (1.032%) carries the highest effective rate in this southeast Georgia cluster, though its median home value of $139,700 remains modest compared to national figures. The county stands alone at the higher end of the regional tax spectrum.
Your estimated annual tax bill
On Evans County's median home value of $139,700, homeowners pay approximately $1,442 annually at the 1.032% effective rate. After accounting for mortgage and homestead exemptions, most residents pay around $1,342 per year.
Check your assessment for errors
Evans County homeowners with higher-rate properties should compare their assessments to recent arm's-length sales in their area. If overvaluation exists, filing an appeal could reduce your already-elevated tax bill and return significant annual savings.