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1. When do I list personal property?

Personal property must be listed in the Assessor's office during the month of January each year.

2. When was Rowan County's last revaluation?

Rowan County’s last revaluation took place on January 1, 2019.

3. When is Rowan County's next revaluation?

Rowan County’s next revaluation will take place on January 1, 2023.

4. How do I appeal my property value?

Learn all about appealing your property value by visiting the Appeals page.

5. When are my taxes due?

Real and personal property taxes are due on September 1 of each year, but you have until January 5 of the following year to pay without interest.

6. How do I apply for an exemption on my property?

For details view the Exemptions page.

7. My house wasn't complete as of January 1. Why did I get a tax bill for it?

Per the North Carolina General Statutes, you were assessed on the percentage of the house that was complete as of January 1. Full value of the house will be reflected on your tax bill once the house is completed.

8. The value of my home appears to have declined over the past several months. Why does my assessed value remain unchanged?

Per the North Carolina General Statutes, changes in the market due to general economic conditions (up or down) occurring since the last revaluation date (January 1, 2019) cannot be considered until the next revaluation which is scheduled for January 1, 2023.

9. My house or outbuilding has been removed since January 1 of the current year. Do I still have to pay taxes on it?

Yes. Per the North Carolina General Statutes, the value of a parcel is based on the condition of the property as of January 1 of the current year. Please let our office know if any buildings have been torn down, moved, or added during the year.

10. When will I receive my vehicle property tax bill from the County?

Beginning in 2013 the Tag and Tax Together program was implemented to allow property owners to conveniently pay annual vehicle registration fees and property taxes together. Motor vehicles that are registered and tagged are listed with the county automatically after you renew your registration or register a new vehicle. Any unregistered (untagged) vehicles must be listed with the county during the annual listing period in January. Learn more by viewing the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles

Tag and Tax Together program page.