Wilson County Tennessee 2026 Reappraisal & Property Search
Search Wilson County TN Assessments, GIS Parcels, 2026 Values and Property Taxes
Wilson County’s official valuation office is the Assessor of Property, led by Stephen Goodall. The office maintains assessment records for roughly 53,000 parcels, determines property classification and appraised value, administers Greenbelt and business personal-property assessments, and supports the County Board of Equalization during assessment appeals.
2026 matters more than an ordinary year because Wilson County is completing its scheduled countywide reappraisal. This guide shows how to search owner, address and parcel information, interpret the new market value, calculate the 2026 county tax using the approved $1.1657 per $100 of assessed value rate, understand the now-closed local appeal window, track a pending CBOE decision, search tax payments, apply for relief or freeze benefits and verify deeds through the Register of Deeds.
Search approximately 53,000 Wilson County parcels
Understand the full 2026 countywide reappraisal
Calculate residential tax using the 25% assessment ratio
Route appeals, taxes, Greenbelt and deeds correctly
Assessor of Property
Stephen Goodall
Assessor phone
615-444-8661
2026 county rate
$1.1657 / $100 assessed
Reappraisal year
2026
Last reviewed
August 7, 2026
Wilson County 2026 Reappraisal and Appeal Status
The deadline to schedule a 2026 formal appeal with the Wilson County Board of Equalization was June 30 at 4:00 p.m. The County Commission extended the Board’s 2026 regular session through July 10. Owners who timely appealed should now watch for their decision notice rather than filing a new local appeal.
2026 is the five-year reappraisal
Wilson County’s previous countywide reappraisal was 2021. The next scheduled full reappraisal is being completed for 2026.
2025 sales drive 2026 evidence
For a 2026 reappraisal dispute, Wilson County specifically says owners should use relevant 2025 sales supporting a January 1, 2026 opinion of value.
Local scheduling is closed
CBOE appeal appointments were accepted beginning May 26 and closed June 30, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
Decision letters are arriving later
Wilson County says appeals heard before July 1 will receive CBOE Decision Notices by approximately mid-to-late August.
State appeal may still be possible
A State Board of Equalization appeal is generally due within 45 days after the County Board’s decision notice is mailed.
2026 county rate is approved
County Commissioners approved a combined Wilson County rate of $1.1657 per $100 of taxable assessed value on June 15.
Waiting for a CBOE decision? Do not calculate your state-appeal deadline from today. Use the mailing date printed on the actual County Board decision. The normal August 1 benchmark has already passed, but Tennessee also allows 45 days after notification when that date is later.
2026 tax notices are not due yet: Wilson County normally mails property-tax notices in mid-October. Current August research should focus on verifying the finalized assessment, classification, tax rate and any appeal decision.
Assessor of Property vs Trustee vs Register of Deeds
Assessor of Property
- Fair market appraisal
- Assessed value
- Property classification
- Parcel record cards
- 2026 reappraisal
- Greenbelt
- Business personal property
- CBOE appeal scheduling/support
County Trustee
- County property-tax bills
- Online tax search
- Tax payments
- Payment status
- Tax Relief
- Tax Freeze
- Disabled-veteran tax benefits
Register of Deeds
- Deeds
- Mortgages
- Releases
- Liens
- Plats
- Recorded surveys
- Fraud Alert
An appraisal notice is not a tax bill. Stephen Goodall’s Assessor office determines value and classification. Kenneth Hackett’s Trustee office collects the tax after the rate is applied.
Legal ownership comes from recorded documents: the Assessor’s owner field is useful for searching, but a deed recorded through the Register of Deeds is the controlling ownership record.
Comparing states? Tennessee’s Assessor of Property system is very different from Florida’s constitutional property-appraiser structure. See this St. Johns County Property Appraiser guide for a useful contrast.
Choose the Wilson County Property Task You Need
Find a parcel
Search property by map location, owner, address or parcel identifiers.
Review 2026 value
Compare land, improvements, classification and 2025 comparable sales.
Calculate county tax
Apply the Tennessee assessment percentage and Wilson County’s $1.1657 rate.
Track an appeal
Use your CBOE decision mailing date to determine the next appeal deadline.
Search / pay taxes
Look up owner, address, receipt or parcel through the Trustee’s portal.
Research title records
Find deeds, mortgages, releases, plats and fraud-alert tools.
Jump to Your Wilson County Property Task
How to Search Wilson County Assessor Property Records
Start with Wilson County Property Search.
Open the official GIS property-search application.
Use a modern browser.
The GIS application itself warns that older or unsupported browsers can fail to load correctly.
Search the property.
Use available address, owner, map/parcel or map-based tools to locate the parcel.
Confirm the parcel before reading values.
Match the situs address, owner display, acreage and parcel/map information.
Review land and improvement values separately.
A change can come from land, structures or both during the 2026 reappraisal.
Check the assessment classification.
Residential/farm, commercial/industrial and business personal property use different Tennessee assessment percentages.
Review transfer history.
Wilson County property records can include sale amounts, dates and deed volume/page references.
Use the Tennessee assessment record when needed.
The Assessor says parcel records are updated weekly through Tennessee’s Local Assessor System.
Save the parcel information.
Keep the map/parcel identifier before moving into taxes, deeds, Greenbelt or an appeal file.
County scale: Wilson County reports approximately 53,000 individual property record cards. These records are updated weekly for web viewing through the Tennessee Local Assessor System.
Six Wilson County Property Fields to Verify First
Map / Parcel
Confirm identity.
Owner
Check deed flow.
Acreage
Verify land.
Improvements
Review structures.
Appraisal
Market value.
Assessment
Taxable fraction.
| Property record field | What it means | What to check in 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Street Address | Physical location maintained in the assessment record. | Confirm the search result belongs to the correct parcel. |
| Owner / Mailing Address | Owner display and tax-notice mailing address. | Update mailing information through the Assessor when wrong. |
| Land Value | Appraised market value attributable to the land. | Important during a reappraisal when neighborhood land markets changed. |
| Improvement Value | Value attributable to houses, buildings and other assessed improvements. | Compare construction type, size, age and listed features. |
| Appraised Value | Wilson County estimate of fair market value. | The 2026 reappraisal brings real-property market values current as of January 1, 2026. |
| Assessed Value | Appraised value multiplied by the statutory Tennessee assessment ratio. | County tax rate is applied to this figure—not directly to full market value. |
| Transfer Data | Sale date, amount and deed volume/page references. | Use as a research lead; confirm the actual legal document with Register of Deeds. |
Use Wilson County GIS Without Mistaking It for a Survey
Parcel location
See the graphical location of the tax parcel and adjoining properties.
Aerial photography
Compare parcel lines against roads, structures and physical features.
Recorded-plats workflow
The Assessor uses deed and recorded-plat data to maintain parcel mapping.
Approximately 798 maps
Wilson County reports maintaining about 798 assessment maps of record.
Wilson County states this directly: tax maps are for assessment purposes only. The deed is the legal ownership record, and GIS parcel lines should not be used as final proof of a boundary.
Boundary problem? Compare the deed and recorded plat first. If the location still matters for construction, fencing or a dispute, use a Tennessee-licensed surveyor.
What the 2026 Wilson County Reappraisal Actually Means
Previous full reappraisal
2021
Wilson County’s prior countywide market reset.
Current reappraisal
2026
All real-property appraised values are brought current again.
Valuation date
Jan 1
Value evidence should support fair market value as of January 1, 2026.
Required sales period
2025
County appeal guidance specifically calls for 2025 sales in the 2026 reappraisal.
Goal
100%
Real property is brought to current fair market appraisal value before statutory assessment percentages are applied.
Higher appraised value does not automatically mean the county collects the same percentage increase in tax. Tennessee requires a certified-rate calculation after a general reappraisal so the reappraisal itself does not automatically create a revenue windfall from existing property.
The County Commission can still adopt a rate above the certified rate after following Tennessee’s required notice, State Board review and public-hearing procedures. Wilson County’s final FY 2026–27 combined county levy was approved at $1.1657.
Open Wilson County Reappraisal
Review the county’s five-year reappraisal explanation and direct links to assessment data and parcel maps.
Wilson County Assessment, Appeal and Tax Calendar
Assessment date
All property assessments are made as of January 1.
Business / Greenbelt
County calendar lists March 1 for business tangible schedules and Greenbelt enrollment/recertification.
Assessment roll
Assessor notes assessments and notifies taxpayers of assessment changes.
CBOE scheduling opened
2026 formal appeal appointments began by phone.
CBOE scheduling closed
Appointment requests ended at 4:00 p.m.
Tax bills
Trustee normally mails Wilson County tax notices in mid-October.
2026 Board session: Wilson County Commissioners approved extending the County Board of Equalization’s regular session through July 10, 2026 because additional time was needed to complete equalization.
State appeal timing: the Wilson County calendar references August 1 or 45 days after notification of the County Board result, whichever deadline is later.
Residential, Farm, Commercial and Business Assessment Ratios
Residential
Residential real property is assessed at 25% of appraised value.
Farm
Farm real property uses a 25% assessment percentage.
Commercial / Industrial
Commercial and industrial real estate is assessed at 40%.
Business Personal
Locally assessed business tangible personal property uses 30%.
Public Utility
Public utility real and personal property generally uses 55%.
Example: a home appraised at $500,000 has a residential assessed value of $125,000 because $500,000 × 25% = $125,000.
Wilson County 2026 Property Tax Rate: $1.1657
Wilson County Commissioners approved a combined county property-tax levy of $1.1657 for each $100 of taxable assessed value for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026.
| County fund | 2026 rate per $100 assessed value |
|---|---|
| General | $0.4220 |
| Highway / Public Works | $0.0531 |
| Highway Capital Projects | $0.0211 |
| General Purpose School | $0.5405 |
| Solid Waste / Sanitation | $0.0263 |
| General Debt Service | $0.1027 |
| Total County | $1.1657 |
$500,000
Residential appraised value
×
25%
Tennessee residential assessment ratio
=
$125,000
Assessed value
$125,000 ÷ 100
= 1,250 taxable $100 units
×
$1.1657 = $1,457.13
Approximate Wilson County tax before any separate city/special-district taxes, relief or adjustments.
The $1.1657 figure is the Wilson County rate—not necessarily the entire bill. Property inside an incorporated city or a special taxing district can owe an additional municipal or district levy.
Mt. Juliet example: the City of Mt. Juliet officially adopted a 2026 city property-tax rate of $0.28 per $100 of assessed value. City taxes are paid to Mt. Juliet, while Wilson County taxes are paid to the Wilson County Trustee.
Open Wilson County Tax Calculation
Compare the county’s residential and commercial formulas using the current $1.1657 county rate.
Wilson County Board of Equalization Appeal Process
Review parcel
Check the 2026 value, classification and physical facts.
Schedule CBOE
2026 calls were accepted May 26–June 30.
Present evidence
Show 2025 comparable sales and January 1, 2026 value evidence.
Receive decision
County Board sends its result by mail.
State appeal
File within the applicable 45-day period if still dissatisfied.
Evidence Wilson County specifically recommends
- Comparable 2025 sales
- Similar age and property characteristics
- Comparable square footage generally within about 20%
- Existing independent appraisal if you already have one
- Major repair estimates
- Commercial income and expense statements
- Cost information
- Photos of damage or materially outdated condition
Do not build the appeal around your tax bill or ability to pay. The County Board is deciding classification, appraisal and assessment—not whether the resulting tax is affordable.
Agent representation: a property owner or family member may file. A non-family representative, attorney or tax representative needs a Letter of Authorization identifying the property/map-parcel and assessment year.
Hearing location: CBOE hearings are conducted in the Assessor of Property’s Office of Assessments at 228 E Main Street, Lebanon.
Open Wilson County Appraisal Appeal
Review current CBOE procedures, representation rules, evidence guidance and post-decision instructions.
How to Calculate the Next Appeal Deadline
Do not use June 30
June 30 was the deadline to request the local CBOE hearing, not the deadline for a later state appeal.
Wait for Decision Notice
The County Board’s mailed decision tells you the local result and provides continuation instructions.
Count from mailing date
Wilson County states an SBOE appeal must be filed within 45 days of the independent CBOE’s decision mailing date.
Current August 7 scenario: Wilson County says appeals heard before July 1 will receive decision notices around mid-to-late August. For those owners, the 45-day window from the actual mailing date will be the critical date to calendar.
Do not wait for the October tax notice to decide whether to appeal. Assessment appeals and tax collection are separate timelines.
How to Search Wilson County Property Tax Records
Open Wilson County Trustee Search.
Use the official linked CitiSen tax portal.
Select a Search Type.
The portal lets users search tax records using several identifiers.
Try owner name, address, receipt or parcel.
Start with the cleanest identifier you already verified from the Assessor record.
Open the matching tax account.
Verify owner, property address, parcel and tax year.
Select Payment to see the full amount.
The portal specifically directs users to the Payment screen to verify the complete payment amount.
Check whether taxes were transferred.
If a delinquent account has already been turned over, the Trustee may no longer be the collecting office.
Save the payment confirmation.
Keep the receipt for escrow, refinance, closing or accounting records.
Older delinquency routed elsewhere: the Trustee’s portal says taxes that have not been turned over remain with the Trustee at 615-444-0894. If the taxes have been turned over, contact the Wilson County Clerk & Master at 615-444-2835 for the amount due.
When Wilson County Property Taxes Are Due
Mid-October
Trustee normally mails county property-tax notices to the recorded property mailing address.
October–February
County taxes can be paid without interest from the fall mailing period through the final day of February.
February 28, 2027
For ordinary 2026 county taxes, this is the last day of February before delinquency begins the following day.
March 1, 2027
Unpaid 2026 taxes become delinquent under the normal Tennessee/Wilson County cycle.
Wilson County payment methods
| Method | Current Wilson County instruction |
|---|---|
| Online card | Visa, Mastercard, Discover and debit cards; current posted processing fee is 2.50%. |
| Online ACH / eCheck | Trustee page says the ACH transaction fee changed to $1.25 effective September 9, 2025. |
| Telephone | Call 1-888-382-8422; processor fees apply. |
| Send payment with the top portion of the notice or write the tax bill number on the check. | |
| In person | Trustee, 228 E Main Street, Room 102, Lebanon. |
| Participating banks | Wilson Bank & Trust and Pinnacle Bank Wilson County locations accept qualifying payments October–February; bring the tax bill. No partial payments at bank locations. |
No bill in the mail? Do not wait until March. Verify the mailing address with the Assessor at 615-444-8661 and search the tax portal once the new tax roll is live.
Tax Relief and Tax Freeze Programs
Property Tax Relief
State/county-funded assistance for qualifying elderly homeowners, disabled homeowners and qualifying totally and permanently disabled veterans or surviving spouses.
Tax Freeze
Separate program for qualifying homeowners age 65 or older that can freeze the tax amount on the principal residence subject to program rules.
2026 application deadline
Wilson County’s 2026 information sheet says the deadline to qualify is April 5, 2027.
| Program | 2026 income information | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Elderly / Disabled Tax Relief | $38,470 on Wilson County’s 2026 information sheet | Applicant is generally age 65+ or qualifying disabled homeowner; Trustee verifies eligibility. |
| Wilson County Tax Freeze | County handout lists $63,000 | Applicant must generally be age 65+ and meet principal-residence requirements. |
| State 2026 Freeze Schedule | State Comptroller lists Wilson local-option limit at $63,470 | Because the county handout and state schedule differ slightly, use the Trustee’s current live eligibility determination. |
| Disabled Veterans | No age or income restriction in county guidance | Disability must meet Tennessee/VA program criteria. |
What to bring for elderly or disabled homeowner applications
- Driver license, state ID or birth certificate
- 2025 income documentation
- Tax return and attachments if filed
- 1099/bank documentation if no tax return
- Medicare card
- Social Security card
- Mobile/manufactured-home title or bill of sale when applicable
- Trust document if the residence is held in a trust
No appointment required: Wilson County’s 2026 program notice says applications are accepted Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Call the Trustee at 615-444-0894, Option 2, with eligibility questions.
Tax Relief is not a property-tax exemption. Tennessee describes it as reimbursement/payment of qualifying taxes through the state-funded program. Owners may still owe a remaining balance.
Open Wilson County Trustee Relief Information
Choose the Tax Relief / Tax Freeze materials and call Option 2 if the posted income figures or your household situation need confirmation.
Wilson County Greenbelt Requirements and Rollback Risk
Agricultural land
Generally at least 15 acres and actively used as a farm unit producing/growing qualifying agricultural products, with alternative long-term family-farming provisions.
Forest land
Generally at least 15 acres with qualifying tree growth managed under a sustained-yield forestry program; a forestry plan is required.
Open-space land
At least 3 acres maintained in qualifying open/natural condition with required preservation planning or easement criteria.
1,500-acre limit
Tennessee limits qualifying Greenbelt property to 1,500 acres per owner per county, including proportionate ownership interests.
Agricultural presumption: Wilson County explains that qualifying agricultural land generally begins at 15 acres. Tennessee may presume agricultural use when gross agricultural income averages at least $1,500 per year over a three-year period, although income is not the only test.
Rollback tax: when agricultural or forest Greenbelt land becomes disqualified, the owner can owe the difference between use-value tax and market-value tax for the current year plus the prior two years. Open-space rollback can reach five years.
Deadline discrepancy to know: Wilson County’s local assessment calendar currently lists March 1 for current-year Greenbelt applications/recertifications, while the Tennessee Comptroller’s statewide Greenbelt guidance describes March 15 for first-time applications. Because local processing and application type matter, contact the Wilson County Assessor before relying on either date.
Open Wilson County Greenbelt
Review agricultural, forestry and open-space requirements plus rollback-tax consequences.
Wilson County Business Personal Property Filing Rules
What is taxable?
Movable business assets such as furniture, computers, machinery, tools, supplies, raw materials, vehicles, scrap and similar property not classified as real estate.
January 1 status
Business personal property is assessed based on taxable ownership/use as of the annual assessment date.
March 1 filing
Wilson County’s Tangible Personal Property Schedule is due March 1.
30% assessment ratio
Tennessee commercial/industrial tangible personal property is generally assessed at 30% of value.
Audits occur
Wilson County reviews all schedules and conducts selected audits under state statistical samples or a broader audit cycle.
FEMA disaster proration
Certain commercial/industrial tangible property destroyed or substantially damaged after January 1 and before September 1 may qualify for proration under specific statutory conditions.
As of August 7, 2026: the ordinary March 1 filing deadline has long passed. An unfiled business should contact the Assessor now rather than waiting for the October tax notice.
Open Wilson County Personal Property
Download the tangible schedule, signature page and current electronic filing information.
Change an Address or Correct the Property Owner
Wrong tax mailing address
Use the Assessor of Property’s address-change process or call 615-444-8661.
Recent deed not reflected
First verify that the deed was recorded through the Register of Deeds, then allow assessment/tax systems time to update.
Legal ownership disagreement
Do not rely solely on the Assessor owner display; obtain the recorded deed and professional title/legal assistance where needed.
Search parcel
Save map and parcel number.
Open deed records
Find the recorded ownership document.
Check legal description
Match the land—not just the street address.
Update mailing address
Contact Assessor when tax notices go to the wrong address.
Recheck tax portal
Confirm the updated record before the October notice.
Search Wilson County Deeds, Mortgages, Releases and Plats
Start with the Assessor/GIS parcel.
Save the current owner display, address and map/parcel identifier.
Open Wilson County Register of Deeds.
Use WilsonDeeds.com, the website linked by Wilson County government.
Choose TitleSearcher for online recorded-document research.
The Register’s website links users to its online land-record search platform.
Search current and previous owner names.
Include spouse, company, trust and lender names when relevant.
Match document details to the parcel.
Use the legal description, subdivision, lot and deed references rather than a similar name alone.
Search for releases and assignments.
A historical mortgage appearing in the index does not prove the debt remains outstanding.
Use the fee calculator before recording.
Wilson County Register of Deeds provides an online calculator because recording costs vary by instrument and transaction.
Turn on Fraud Alert.
The Register provides a property-recording alert service that can notify users when a document matching their registered name is recorded.
Jackie Murphy
Current Wilson County Register of Deeds.
615-443-2611
Call for recording, historical-document or search-access questions.
228 E Main Street
Register of Deeds is located in Lebanon with other core county property offices.
2026 office activity: Wilson County’s first-quarter 2026 county reporting showed 6,832 documents processed during January–March and identified both “Fraud Alert” and “Thank A Vet” among Register programs.
A recorded-document index is not a title opinion. For ownership disputes, lien priority, probate issues, boundary conflicts or an insured chain of title, use a Tennessee attorney or title professional.
Wilson County Assessor, Trustee and Register Contacts
County Trustee
Kenneth Hackett
228 E Main Street
Room 102
Lebanon, TN 37087
615-444-0894
Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
228 E Main Street
Room 102
Lebanon, TN 37087
615-444-0894
Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
General Wilson County office hours: the county government website lists 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Monday–Friday for county offices generally. The Trustee specifically lists 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Wilson County Property Search Problems and Practical Fixes
| Problem | What to do | Correct office |
|---|---|---|
| GIS will not load | Use a current Chrome, Firefox, Edge or other modern browser; the application itself warns against unsupported browser modes. | Assessor / GIS |
| Owner name does not find parcel | Try property address or map/parcel and search prior owner if the deed was recently recorded. | Assessor / Register |
| 2026 value jumped sharply | Remember 2026 is a full reappraisal. Compare land, improvements and relevant 2025 sales. | Assessor |
| Missed June 30 CBOE deadline | Contact Assessor to determine whether a clerical/classification correction is available and prepare early for the next statutory appeal opportunity. | Assessor |
| Filed CBOE appeal but no decision yet | County says decisions for appeals heard before July 1 are expected around mid-to-late August. | CBOE / Assessor support |
| Unsatisfied with CBOE decision | Use the mailing date on the decision and file the state appeal within the applicable 45-day deadline. | State Board of Equalization |
| Tax estimate seems four times too high | For residential property, apply the 25% assessment ratio before multiplying by the $1.1657 county rate. | Assessor / Trustee |
| County tax rate is not entire bill | Check whether the parcel also owes a city or special-district property tax. | City collector / Trustee |
| No 2026 tax bill yet | Normal Wilson County tax notices are mailed around mid-October, so an August absence is expected. | Trustee |
| Tax portal says account unavailable for payment | Call Trustee; if the delinquency has been turned over, call Clerk & Master for the payoff. | Trustee / Clerk & Master |
| Mailing address is wrong | Use the Assessor change-of-address process; Trustee tells taxpayers to route address changes to Assessor. | Assessor |
| Greenbelt property is being sold or subdivided | Ask about rollback taxes before closing because disqualification can recapture prior tax savings. | Assessor |
| Business schedule was not filed by March 1 | Contact the Assessor now and ask how to cure the late/missing tangible-property filing. | Assessor |
| GIS boundary does not match fence | Use deed/recorded plat and a professional survey; Wilson County tax maps are assessment graphics only. | Register / surveyor |
| Old mortgage is still visible | Search Register records for a later release, satisfaction or assignment. | Register / lender |
“I’m reviewing Wilson County map/parcel __________ at __________. The 2026 property record shows an appraised value of __________ and classification of __________. My 2025 comparable sales, deed, appraisal, measurements, tax record or other documentation shows __________. Please confirm whether this is an assessment, tax, Greenbelt, ownership or recorded-document issue and tell me the correct filing or next deadline.”
Wilson County Property Action Center
Save the map/parcel identifier first, then move into the correct official system for the action you need.
Wilson County Assessor of Property FAQs
1. How do I search Wilson County Tennessee property assessor records?
Use Wilson County’s official GeoPowered Property Search or the Tennessee assessment-data system linked by the Assessor. Locate the parcel by owner, address, map or parcel information, then verify the owner, acreage, land value, improvement value, appraisal, classification and assessed value.
2. Who is the Wilson County Assessor of Property in 2026?
Wilson County lists Stephen Goodall as Assessor of Property. The office is at 228 E Main Street, Room 4, Lebanon, Tennessee 37087, and the main phone number is 615-444-8661.
3. Is 2026 a reappraisal year in Wilson County?
Yes. Wilson County conducts its general reappraisal on a five-year cycle. The previous reappraisal was completed in 2021 and the next one is being completed in 2026.
4. What sales should I use to challenge a 2026 Wilson County appraisal?
Wilson County’s 2026 appeal guidance says the reappraisal must use prior-year sales, so owners appealing the 2026 assessment should provide relevant 2025 comparable sales supporting their opinion of fair market value as of January 1, 2026.
5. What was the Wilson County 2026 County Board of Equalization deadline?
Wilson County began accepting formal CBOE appointment calls on May 26, 2026. The deadline to request a 2026 formal appeal was June 30, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. The County Commission extended the Board’s session through July 10.
6. What is the Wilson County property tax rate for 2026?
The Wilson County Commission approved a combined county rate of $1.1657 per $100 of taxable assessed value for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026. Separate city or special-district taxes can also apply depending on the parcel.
7. How is a Wilson County residential property tax calculated?
Multiply the residential appraised value by Tennessee’s 25% residential assessment ratio, divide the resulting assessed value by 100 and multiply by the applicable tax rate. For example, a $500,000 home has a $125,000 assessed value, producing approximately $1,457.13 in Wilson County tax at the $1.1657 county rate before separate city or district taxes and other adjustments.
8. When are Wilson County Tennessee property taxes due?
Wilson County normally mails tax notices in mid-October. Taxes can be paid without interest through the last day of February following the tax year. Unpaid taxes become delinquent beginning March 1.
9. What are the Wilson County 2026 Tax Relief and Tax Freeze income limits?
Wilson County’s 2026 handout lists $38,470 for the elderly/disabled Property Tax Relief program and $63,000 for Tax Freeze. The Tennessee Comptroller’s 2026 Tax Freeze schedule lists Wilson County’s local-option limit at $63,470. Because the two official publications differ slightly, applicants should have the Wilson County Trustee confirm the live eligibility limit.
10. Where can I search Wilson County deeds and mortgage releases?
Use the Wilson County Register of Deeds website at WilsonDeeds.com. The site links to TitleSearcher for recorded-document research and also provides a Fraud Alert service, fee calculator, forms and office contact information.
Official Wilson County Tennessee Property Sources
Assessor of Property
Stephen Goodall, office location, phone and official assessment department.
2026 Reappraisal
Five-year cycle, fair-market-value explanation and property-search links.
2026 Appraisal Appeals
May 26 opening, June 30 deadline, CBOE procedures, 2025 sales evidence and state continuation.
Tax Calculation
Residential/commercial assessment formulas and current $1.1657 county rate.
County Trustee
Tax notices, payment methods, fees, tax relief, Tax Freeze and contact information.
Register of Deeds
Recorded land documents, TitleSearcher, Fraud Alert, recording tools and Register information.
2026 facts reviewed: countywide reappraisal, January 1 valuation date, required 2025 comparable-sales evidence, May 26–June 30 CBOE scheduling window, July 10 Board extension, mid-to-late August decision guidance, $1.1657 final county tax rate, Tennessee assessment ratios, approximately 53,000 property record cards, approximately 798 assessment maps, Trustee payment fees, 2026 Tax Relief/Freeze information, Greenbelt rules, March 1 personal-property schedule and Register of Deeds services.
CountyPropertyAppraiser.org is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with Wilson County Tennessee, the Wilson County Assessor of Property, Wilson County Trustee, Wilson County Register of Deeds, Wilson County Board of Equalization, Tennessee State Board of Equalization, Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury, CitiSen Portal, GeoPowered, TitleSearcher or any municipal taxing authority.
Appraised values, appeal status, tax rates, city taxes, relief income limits, Greenbelt eligibility, payment fees, delinquent-tax routing and online systems can change. Confirm time-sensitive actions directly with the responsible official office before filing an appeal, paying taxes, applying for tax assistance, recording a deed or completing a real-estate transaction.
Last reviewed: August 7, 2026.
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