The City of Alcoa Finance Department is responsible for the collection of all city property taxes and personal property taxes. The City tax year runs from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.
Due Dates & Penalties
Taxes are due and payable without interest from September 1st through September 30th of the current tax year. If payment is not received by the close of business September 30th, interest begins accruing October 1st at the rate of 2% per month. If September 30th falls on a Saturday or Sunday, a mailed payment will be honored if postmarked September 30th or earlier; or if deposited during the weekend in the night deposit box located in the parking lot of the Municipal Building. Taxpayers will be sent a delinquent tax bill as a reminder after the billing date has passed. Property owners who have unpaid delinquent taxes, will receive a final notice afterwhich delinquent tax accounts will be turned over to the Blount County Clerk and Master's Office for collection.
Taxes Payable Now / Delinquent October 1
City of Alcoa 2020 Property Tax notices have been mailed. These taxes are payable as of now and are considered delinquent October 1, 2020. If you own property in the City of Alcoa and did not receive your tax bill or had your payment returned to you, please call 865-380-4700 for assistance.
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Method of Payment
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic along with related renovation work, the Alcoa Municipal Building, located at 223 Associates Blvd, is currently CLOSED to the public. To prevent interest charges, property tax payments should be made any of the following ways:
- Drive-through deposit box located at north end of the Municipal Building; or,
- Deposit box just inside the front doors of the Municipal Building foyer.
- State Tax relief is offered to eligible residents who are disabled or over 65. An applicant must own and live at the property and the total income from all owners and sources must not exceed $30,700 to qualify. Guidelines for Disabled Veterans are available upon request.
Please note, taxes must be paid in full. Partial payments are not accepted.
Please note that the City of Alcoa's penalty dates do not concur with other city, county, or state tax dates. According to the municipal code, once the penalty dates have passed, the penalties cannot be waived.
Property Tax Assessments
Property tax assessments are made by the Blount County Property Assessor and sent to the State of Tennessee. City taxes are figured based on theses assessments.
Tax Year 2020-21 Rate
For the 2020-21 tax year, the property tax rate for the City of Alcoa will remain at the current rate of $2.27 per $100 of assessed value.
For More Information
If a property owner has questions regarding their assessment, they should contact the Blount County Property Tax Assessor's Office at 865-273-5850. If you have a question on your City taxes, call 865-380-4700.
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The City of Alcoa annually reconsiders its tax rate as it deliberates budget needs. You can compute your tax amount to see how tax increases/decreases will affect you. First, you need to find your notice from the county tax assessor's office to see the appraisal value of your property. To compute the assessed value you will multiply the appraisal amount by 25% if your property is residential, 30% if your property is commercial personal property, and 40% if your property is commercial. Next you will take the assessed value of your property and divide it by $100 and then multiply that by the tax rate.