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  1. Property Value Appeals

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/appeals

    Property owners are entitled to request that values of properties be appealed.

  2. Business Personal Property

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/BPP

    The personal property, income producing property, supplies, and leasehold improvements owned by a business or used by an individual for income purposes. ​

  3. Individual Personal Property

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/IPP

    Property owned by an individual or individuals for personal use.

  4. Registered Motor Vehicles

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/RMV

    Mecklenburg County is responsible for motor vehicle gap billing. 

  5. Property Tax Deferral for the Elderly or Disabled (Circuit Breaker)

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/tax-relief-programs/property-tax-deferral-elderly-or-disabled-circuit-breaker

    Allows qualifying individuals the option to defer a portion of the property taxes owed on their permanent residence.

  6. Property Tax Exclusion for the Elderly or Disabled

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/tax-relief-programs/property-tax-exclusion-elderly-or-disabled

    Property tax exclusions are available for qualifying elderly and disabled residents.

  7. Property Tax Relief Programs

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/tax-relief-programs

    Find information on how you may qualify for the tax relief program.

  8. Historic Property Deferral

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/tax-relief-programs/historic-property-deferral

    Properties designated as historic properties may be eligible for property tax deferrals. Application filing period is Jan. 1 - 31. 

  9. Disabled Veteran Exemption for Specialty Motor Vehicles

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/tax-relief-programs/disabled-veteran-exemption-specialty-motor-vehicles

    Property tax exemptions are available for certain motor vehicles owned by disabled veterans.

  10. Disabled Veterans Homestead Exclusion

    http://cao.mecknc.gov/tax-relief-programs/disabled-veterans-homestead-exclusion

    North Carolina excludes from property taxes the first $45,000 of assessed value for specific real property occupied as a permanent residence by a qualifying owner.