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Hoke County property tax
We don't have Hoke County's property data yet. Here's the county's revaluation schedule and how appeals work.
Revaluation schedule
| Last revaluation | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Next revaluation | 2030 |
| Values you'd appeal now are as of | Jan 1, 2022 |
In a revaluation year you can appeal your new value after the notice arrives. In other years, the county carries the last revaluation's value forward and changes it only for specific reasons (for example a clerical error, an appraisal error, or a physical change to the property).
How to appeal in Hoke County
- Check the record — and ask the assessor to fix factual errors.
- Informal review with the county assessor's office, usually within 30 days of your notice.
- Formal appeal to the Hoke County Board of Equalization and Review, by the deadline on your notice.
- NC Property Tax Commission within 30 days of the board's decision.
The full step-by-step guide (written for Mecklenburg; the state process is the same everywhere, but deadlines and contacts differ by county).
Get told when Hoke County's new values come out
One email when values are released, and one when our DIY appeal tools open.