NC Property Tax Appeal
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Do property tax appeals work in Person County?

Often. In 2025, Person County lowered the value in 49% of its 1,691 informal reviews, by a typical 12.0%.

49%
of 2025 informal reviews lowered the value
12.0%
typical cut when the value came down (2025)
1,928
decisions on record, 2025–2026
2%
were raised instead. It happens; the board can go either way.

Year by year

Value loweredNo changeValue raised

"Typical cut" is the median drop among values that came down. Informal review with the assessor comes first; owners who aren't satisfied go on to a hearing before the Board of Equalization and Review, so the same home can appear at both levels.

What kind of appeal works

Where Person County's records say why the owner appealed, the difference is stark:

66%

The county's record was wrong

Wrong square footage, bedrooms, condition and similar. 208 of 314 appeals lowered the value.

52%

"It's worth less than that"

A market-value argument alone. 697 of 1,346 lowered the value.

What this means if you're thinking of appealing

Start with your own record. It's free.

See exactly what Person County has on file for your home, mark anything that's wrong, and we'll write the correction request for you to send. Then compare your value with the sales near you.

61%

Across North Carolina

61% of 65,177 decided appeals in 26 counties lowered the value. Compare every county.

Sources

These are Person County's numbers about past appeals, not a prediction for any home and not an opinion of any property's value.