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Counties

All 100 North Carolina counties

Every county revalues on its own cycle, and the revaluation year is the year an appeal matters most. Find yours below.

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Scheduled to revalue January 1, 2027

Schedules are the year each county reported to the North Carolina Department of Revenue as of July 2026. Counties can and do move them, so confirm with yours.

County tax rates and revaluation years

Rates per $100 of assessed value for 2026-27, with each county’s next scheduled revaluation. Sort by any column. An appeal changes your assessed value, not the rate.

North Carolina county property tax rates for 2026-27 and scheduled revaluations, from the NC Department of Revenue, sortable
Alamance$0.4940762027
Alexander$0.6000462027
Alleghany$0.5970502027
Anson$0.7770122027
Ashe$0.4400832027
Avery$0.4000892027
Beaufort$0.4450812031
Bertie$0.930012028
Bladen$0.7850102027
Brunswick$0.3420922027
Buncombe$0.6154432027
Burke$0.5550612027
Cabarrus$0.5760562028
Caldwell$0.4666792033
Camden$0.7100212031
Carteret$0.22501002029
Caswell$0.6270382028
Catawba$0.3985902027
Chatham$0.6000462029
Cherokee$0.6100452028
Chowan$0.7200182027
Clay$0.2700972034
Cleveland$0.5450642029
Columbus$0.805082029
Craven$0.4448822028
Cumberland$0.4990742031
Currituck$0.6000462029
Dare$0.2632992030
Davidson$0.5400652027
Davie$0.6486342029
Duplin$0.5800532030
Durham$0.5792552029
Edgecombe$0.890032032
Forsyth$0.5540622029
Franklin$0.5050712030
Gaston$0.5990492027
Gates$0.6700282033
Graham$0.6500312027
Granville$0.6310352030
Greene$0.7835112029
Guilford$0.789592027
Halifax$0.7000222028
Harnett$0.6300362030
Haywood$0.6200412027
Henderson$0.4740782027
Hertford$0.840062027
Hoke$0.7300162030
Hyde$0.920022030
Iredell$0.5000722027
Jackson$0.3100942029
Johnston$0.5100692029
Jones$0.7400142029
Lee$0.6500312027
Lenoir$0.6750272029
Lincoln$0.4990742027
Macon$0.2700972027
Madison$0.3600912032
Martin$0.7200182033
McDowell$0.5675582027
Mecklenburg$0.4927772027
Mitchell$0.5600602027
Montgomery$0.6150442028
Moore$0.2900962027
Nash$0.6300362032
New Hanover$0.3060952029
Northampton$0.825072031
Onslow$0.6550302027
Orange$0.6805262029
Pamlico$0.7000222027
Pasquotank$0.6700282030
Pender$0.7375152027
Perquimans$0.5500632032
Person$0.6200412029
Pitt$0.5663592028
Polk$0.4277852031
Randolph$0.5000722027
Richmond$0.7300162029
Robeson$0.7500132030
Rockingham$0.5690572028
Rowan$0.5800532027
Rutherford$0.4540802027
Sampson$0.6850252028
Scotland$0.6990242034
Stanly$0.5100692029
Stokes$0.6250402029
Surry$0.5130682029
Swain$0.4100882028
Transylvania$0.4105872029
Tyrrell$0.870042033
Union$0.4342842029
Vance$0.7129202030
Wake$0.5371662027
Warren$0.5950512033
Washington$0.850052027
Watauga$0.3180932027
Wayne$0.6259392033
Wilkes$0.4200862029
Wilson$0.5950512029
Yadkin$0.6500312027
Yancey$0.5200672032

Source: North Carolina Department of Revenue, county rates and reappraisal schedules, as reported July 2026.

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