Tax Bills are typically due in February and July but Knox County does not have set due dates. Q: What is the due date for the real estate taxes?Ī: Tax bills are mailed and collected by the Knox County Treasurer’s Office. Contact the Knox County Recorder’s Office at 74 for information. You can contact the Knox County Auditor’s office at 74 if you need any assistance.Ī: You can get a copy of your deed from Recorder’s Office. The filing period annually is January 1st to March 31st. The form and additional rules are available on our website under Board of Revision. Q: How do I challenge my property valuation?Ī: You can file an appeal with the Knox County Board of Revision. If you have any questions, please call our office at 74. The percentage of deduction is determined by the calendar half in which the damage occurred. Q: How do I report a manufactured/mobile home that has been torn down, destroyed by fire or other natural disaster?Ī: Complete this form: DTE 49 and turn it in to our office. The percentage of deduction is determined by the calendar quarter in which the damage occurred. Q: How do I report a building that has been torn down, destroyed by fire or other natural disaster?Ī: Complete this form: DTE 26 and turn it in to our office. Q: How do I change my tax mailing address?Ī: You can your tax mailing address on the back of your tax bill or by contacting the Knox County Treasurer’s Office at 74 and request to have it changed. U.S.Q: How do I obtain my property location address?Ī: Please contact our GIS/Tax Maps office at 74 for information or to request an address if you do not have one. The commuter lot also serves as the trail head for the Grigsby Chapel Greenway. In addition, its access to recreational opportunities such as Tennessee’s waterways (7 lakes), the Smoky Mountains, the nationally acclaimed Knoxville Zoo, numerous cultural outlets and tourist areas (such as Gatlinburg), and award-winning Knox County schools makes Farragut a premier community.Ī commuter lot is available at the southwest corner of Campbell Station Road and Campbell Lakes Drive for residents who share rides to the downtown area or the University of Tennessee campus. Visit the Knox County Trustee page or the Knox County Property Assessor page for more information.įarragut is ideally located for commuting to Oak Ridge, Knoxville, Maryville, Alcoa, Loudon County, and the McGhee Tyson Airport. Sales tax in Knox County is 9.25% except for groceries, which are taxed at 5.25%. Property is assessed at 25% of the residential market value and 40% of the commercial market value. Farragut residents pay the same property tax as other Knox County residents, $2.12 per $100 of assessed property value. The Town of Farragut does not have a municipal property tax. Mean Length of Freeze-Free Period: 214 days.Annual Average Precipitation: 47.86 inches.Monthly Average Low Temp: January 30 degrees, July 65 degrees.Monthly Average High Temp: January 46 degrees, July 88 degrees.Farragut is bound to the north by Interstate 40/75, except at Campbell Station Road, Snyder Road, and the Outlets Drive area to the south by Turkey Creek Road and the Norfolk Southern Railroad line to the west at the Loudon County line and to the east by Lovell Road (on the north side of Kingston Pike and Thornton Heights) and Concord Hills subdivisions (on the south side of Kingston Pike). The Town of Farragut encompasses 16.2 square miles.
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