Parrott GA Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Assessor & Hours

Parrott, Georgia · Terrell County property-tax action guide

Find the Right Office, Bill and Payment Path

For a Parrott property-tax bill, the most important first step is routing the problem correctly: the Terrell County Tax Commissioner collects county ad valorem taxes, while the Tax Assessor handles value, ownership, parcel records, exemptions and appeals.

Use Parrott City Hall only for city-specific municipal questions. A separate official Parrott city tax-payment portal was not verified, so do not send money to a guessed city link.

County check before payment: Georgia DOR lists Parrott in Terrell County. Some search results can mislabel small Georgia municipalities. Verify “Terrell County” on the bill and payment page before entering card or bank details.
County collector

Terrell County Tax Commissioner.

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Tax office

187 E. Lee St., Dawson, GA.

Assessor phone

229-995-5210

City Hall

229-623-2635

Fast decision

Which office should you use first?

1
You need to pay a county property-tax bill

Start with the Terrell County Tax Commissioner and the county-authorized payment system.

2
The owner, parcel or value looks wrong

Use the Terrell County Tax Assessor before paying a questionable record.

3
Your question is specifically about the City of Parrott

Call Parrott City Hall to confirm city fees, municipal services, forms, hours or any city-specific tax question.

Georgia terminology: Searchers often type “tax collector GA,” but for county ad valorem property taxes the collection office is generally the county Tax Commissioner; the Board of Tax Assessors determines value.

Choose the tax problem you need to solve

Jump directly to the task. Similar keywords are merged instead of repeated as doorway-style sections.

County property-tax payment

How to pay a Parrott property-tax bill through Terrell County

Confirm the property is in Terrell CountyCheck the county name on the bill, parcel record or assessment notice. Parrott is a Terrell County municipality.
Open the county-authorized payment pageThe Government Window page identifies Terrell County, Georgia and provides the property-tax payment path.
Match the exact tax accountCompare owner name, parcel/account information, property description, tax year and amount. Do not pay only because a name looks familiar.
Stop if the property record is wrongA wrong value, owner, acreage, parcel description or exemption is normally an Assessor issue, not something the payment processor can correct.
Review any service fee before confirmingThe processor states that a service fee may apply and that the fee does not benefit the government agency. Use the final checkout screen as the controlling fee display.
Save the receipt or confirmationFor eCheck and other online payments, keep the confirmation number, payment date, amount, account and tax year until the county record reflects the payment.
Call before paying a delinquent balanceIf the bill is past due, subject to a lien, or headed toward collection, request an exact payoff through a specific date.
Payment safety

Online fees, eCheck confirmation and payment proof

The processor’s terms say a service fee is charged for using the online service and that the fee is not retained by the government agency. Because the exact fee can change by payment type, do not publish or rely on a guessed percentage.

Before you confirm
  • Recheck property/account and tax year.
  • Read the displayed service fee.
  • For eCheck, confirm routing and account numbers.
  • Confirm the amount is current, not a stale screenshot.
After you confirm
  • Save or print the receipt.
  • Keep the confirmation number.
  • Record payment date and method.
  • Recheck posting before sending a duplicate.
Processor help: Government Window lists customer service at 877-575-7233. Use the Tax Commissioner, not the processor, for tax-account value, ownership, delinquency or payoff questions.
Collection office

Terrell County Tax Commissioner: address, hours and phone

Tax Commissioner

Krystal McGill

187 E. Lee Street
Dawson, GA

Phone: 229-995-5151
Fax: 229-995-5529

Mailing address
Terrell County Tax Commissioner
PO Box 484
Dawson, GA 39842

Published hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Bring the bill, parcel/account and tax year
Bring payment proof for a posting problem
Ask for an exact payoff if the account is late
Check holiday or emergency closure before driving to Dawson
Call script for faster routing“I have a Parrott property in Terrell County. The owner is [name], the parcel/account is [number], and the tax year is [year]. I need to confirm [the current balance / payment posting / due date / delinquent payoff].”
Critical source conflict

What is the real Terrell County property-tax due date?

Two pages on the official Tax Commissioner website currently disagree. This is exactly the type of conflict that a tax guide should show instead of silently choosing whichever date appears first.

Official Terrell County due-date wording
Official pageWhat it saysSafe user action
Tax Commissioner FAQBeginning in 2018, real-estate and business personal-property taxes are due November 15 each year.Treat November 15 as the stronger current FAQ signal, but verify the date printed on your bill.
General InformationStill states property taxes are due December 20.Do not wait until December 20 unless the current bill or office specifically confirms it.
Best rule: Your current tax bill and the Tax Commissioner’s confirmation should control. If your bill is not in hand, call 229-995-5151 before planning around a web-page date.
Delinquent account

Late taxes: do not estimate the payoff from a calculator

The same official website also contains conflicting late-charge language. The FAQ describes 1% monthly interest and a 10% penalty after 90 days; the older general-information page describes a different interest formula and penalty schedule.

Do not publish a fake “exact penalty” calculator for this page. Ask the Tax Commissioner for the balance through a specific payment date, especially if a FIFA, levy, collection referral or tax sale may be involved.
Gather the account detailsOwner, parcel/account, tax year, notice date and any collection reference.
Ask for a payoff through a dateSay when you expect to pay so staff can include applicable interest, penalties and costs.
Ask whether a tax FIFA or lien has been recordedThe county FAQ says taxes unpaid more than 30 days after the due date can be subject to a tax FIFA being recorded.
Verify the authorized payment routeDo not send a late payoff through an unverified link or to a third party that the county has not confirmed.
Keep release/payment evidenceRetain the payoff quote, receipt and posting confirmation.
Parrott GA tax assessor

Terrell County Tax Assessor: property value, records and exemptions

For a Parrott property, the Tax Assessor is the right office for assessed value, ownership, parcel records, exemptions, property-tax returns and assessment appeals. The Tax Commissioner should not be asked to change the value.

Chief Appraiser

Darlene Paul

Phone: 229-995-5210
Fax: 229-995-3096
Email: terrellassessors@yahoo.com

Assessor office
499 Rountree Dr. SW
Room F
Dawson, GA 39842

Mail: PO Box 382, Dawson, GA 39842

Mon–Fri: 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and 1:00–5:00 p.m.

Lunch closure matters: The published Assessor schedule has a noon-to-1:00 p.m. gap. Do not plan an in-person Assessor visit for that hour.
Assessment appeal

Disagree with the property value? Protect the 45-day appeal window

Georgia DOR states that the appeal must be submitted to the County Board of Tax Assessors within 45 days from the date the assessment notice was sent. Do not send the appeal to the Georgia Department of Revenue.

Find the notice dateUse the date on the assessment notice, not the eventual tax-bill due date.
Decide what you are disputingAssessment appeals concern issues such as value, taxability or uniformity—not simply dissatisfaction with how much tax a governing authority levied.
Prepare comparable factsBring parcel details, property characteristics, photographs, sales/comparable information or evidence of an incorrect record.
Choose the appeal methodThe Georgia PT-311A form asks the owner to indicate the preferred appeal method.
Submit to Terrell County Board of Tax AssessorsKeep proof of timely delivery or electronic submission if the Board permits it.
Homestead exemption

Homestead filing: April 1 rule vs newer Georgia guidance

Terrell County’s local FAQ says an application received after April 1 activates the following year. Current Georgia DOR guidance now says taxpayers may apply beyond the historic April 1 deadline through the end of the 45-day window to appeal the assessment notice.

Because those instructions do not fully match, call the Terrell County Tax Assessor before assuming a late application is lost or automatically deferred.
Basic ownership test

Georgia DOR says the homeowner generally must own the property on January 1 and actually occupy it as the legal residence.

Moving matters

Terrell County says an approved homestead generally continues while the owner stays in the same home, but a move requires a new application for the new property.

Mobile/manufactured homes

Mobile-home tax has a different deadline and permit rule

The Terrell County Tax Commissioner FAQ states that mobile/manufactured-home taxes are due April 1, not the real-estate due date.

File the required mobile-home return
Obtain the required location permit
Pay the current-year mobile-home tax in full for the permit
Call before moving or changing the home’s location/status
Do not reuse a real-estate deadline: Mobile-home accounts follow their own rules, and late-payment consequences may differ.
City-specific questions

When to call Parrott City Hall instead of the county tax office

Parrott City Hall
142 E. Main Street
Parrott, GA 39877

Phone: 229-623-2635

Mailing listing
PO Box 38
Parrott, GA 39877

Specific public City Hall hours were not verified on a current city website. Call before visiting.

County property-tax payment?Use the Terrell County Tax Commissioner, not City Hall.
Local municipal fee or service?Call City Hall and ask whether the city handles it and what payment route is authorized.
Parcel, value or exemption?Use the Tax Assessor.
Separate Parrott tax portal?Do not assume one exists unless City Hall confirms it.
Suggested-search confusion

Parrott is not Portal, Cairo or Acworth

These suggested searches point to different Georgia municipalities. They should not be blended into one “tax collector GA” payment path.

Use the county tied to the actual municipality
Search intentGeorgia DOR countyWhat to do
Parrott City GA tax collectorTerrell CountyUse the Terrell County Tax Commissioner for county property taxes.
Portal City GA tax collectorBulloch CountyUse Bulloch County / Portal-specific official resources, not this Parrott payment link.
Tax collector Cairo GAGrady CountyUse Grady County / Cairo resources.
City of Acworth GA tax bill searchCobb CountyUse Acworth/Cobb-specific resources and check whether the bill is city or county.
Acworth user? Your site already has a live Cobb County tax guide. Use it only when the bill actually belongs to Cobb County; city-specific Acworth taxes may still require the City of Acworth’s own billing route.
Before you leave

Parrott and Dawson visit checklist

Know whether you need City Hall, Tax Commissioner or Assessor
Bring owner, parcel/account and tax year
Bring the assessment notice for an appeal question
Bring proof of payment for a posting problem
Avoid the Assessor’s noon–1:00 p.m. closure
Call City Hall first because current public hours were not verified
Official action links

Official sources to use when you are ready to act

The key facts are explained above so you do not have to open every source. Use these links for live payment, records, forms and time-sensitive verification.

Source review: August 13, 2026. Official Terrell County pages currently contain conflicting due-date and late-charge language, so this guide intentionally routes deadline-sensitive and delinquent accounts back to the Tax Commissioner for confirmation.

Parrott City GA Tax Collector FAQs

How do I pay property taxes for a Parrott, Georgia property?

Parrott is in Terrell County. For a Terrell County property-tax bill, use the Terrell County Tax Commissioner and the county-authorized online payment system. Verify the owner, parcel or account, tax year and amount before submitting payment.

Is there a separate Parrott city online tax payment portal?

A separate official Parrott city tax-payment portal was not verified. Use the Terrell County Tax Commissioner for county property-tax bills and call Parrott City Hall at 229-623-2635 for city-specific municipal tax, fee or service questions.

What are the Terrell County Tax Commissioner office hours and phone number?

The office lists Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Call 229-995-5151. The main office is at 187 E. Lee Street in Dawson.

When are Terrell County property taxes due?

The official pages conflict. The Tax Commissioner FAQ says real-estate and business personal-property taxes have been due November 15 since 2018, while an older general-information page still says December 20. Use the due date printed on the current bill or confirm it with the office.

What happens if Terrell County property taxes are late?

The county’s official pages also contain different penalty formulas. Do not calculate a delinquent payoff from this guide. Call the Tax Commissioner for an exact payoff through a specific date, including current interest, penalties, lien or collection costs.

How do I search Terrell County property records for a Parrott property?

Use the Terrell County Tax Assessor’s qPublic property-record system for parcel, ownership, value and assessment research. The Assessor handles values and records; the Tax Commissioner handles billing and collection.

How long do I have to appeal a Terrell County property assessment?

Georgia DOR states that a property-tax assessment appeal must be submitted to the County Board of Tax Assessors within 45 days from the date the assessment notice was sent. Do not send the appeal to Georgia DOR.

When should I apply for a homestead exemption in Terrell County?

Terrell County’s local FAQ still describes an April 1 deadline, while current Georgia DOR guidance says taxpayers may apply beyond the historic April 1 deadline through the end of the 45-day assessment-appeal window. Contact the Terrell County Tax Assessor before relying on a late filing.

When are mobile or manufactured-home taxes due in Terrell County?

The Terrell County Tax Commissioner FAQ says mobile and manufactured-home taxes are due April 1. The owner must file a return and obtain a location permit, and the current-year mobile-home tax must be paid in full to obtain that permit.

Are Parrott, Portal, Cairo and Acworth handled by the same Georgia tax office?

No. Georgia DOR lists Parrott in Terrell County, Portal in Bulloch County, Cairo in Grady County and Acworth in Cobb County. Use the county and municipality shown on the actual bill before opening a payment portal.