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Welcome to Meigs County’s efficient and convenient way to acquire property tax information!

The Meigs County Trustee’s Office continually strives to find and offer new services to benefit our taxpayers. We believe this service will prove to be extremely beneficial locally as well as statewide. We hope that you will explore our website and feel free to contact us with any suggestions that you may have.

Our goal is to serve you as efficiently and professionally as possible. We hope that this service will make paying your property taxes more convenient for you. Please feel free to come by the office anytime. We look forward to seeing you.

Serving You Is An Honor, 

 

Stacie Hyde
Meigs County Trustee
 

 

The County Trustee's Office acts as Treasurer for all of the funds of Meigs County Government. In this capacity, the County Trustee's Office is bound by law to collect all county real and personal property taxes, to keep a fair regular account of all money received for County Government, and to invest temporarily idle County funds. The Trustee also disperses sales tax revenues.

The Meigs County Trustee is elected at large for a four year term. The current Trustee is Stacie Hyde.

Meigs County property taxes begin to accrue on January 1st and continue through December 31 of the same year.

The Meigs County Commissioners set the annual tax rate, usually in July, after which time the tax roll is prepared by the State of Tennessee Division of Property Assessment. The payment period for County taxes begins on the first Monday in October and continues through the last day of February of the following year. On March 1st, County taxes become delinquent and begin to accrue 1 ½% per month Interest.

 

Tennessee law does not require the mailing of tax notices indicating the amount of taxes due. Owners of property are presumed to know that taxes are due without personal notice. Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve the responsibility of payment, nor is this a reason for interest charges to be canceled if the tax bill becomes delinquent.