Assessors office - Town of Lynnfield 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the property location in the designated field. This is crucial for identifying the correct abutters.
  3. Next, fill in the Assessors Map number and Lot number. These details help pinpoint the exact parcel of land.
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What is the current tax rate? The tax rate for Fiscal Year 2022 is per thousand of the assessed value of the property. The residential rate is $11.99 and the commercial rate is $19.32.
The assessed value of the homes is also part of the equation. The highest tax rate in the state goes to Longmeadow, a town near Springfield, which has an annual tax rate of $24.64, but the average home value is $392,945, putting the average tax bill at $9,682.
You can find your property tax rate and property tax information on your countys or states department of revenue and taxation website. Weve included a helpful list of websites where you can find property tax information by state.
Assessors of Property AndersonJohn Alley Jr.(865) 457-6225 john.alley@cot.tn.gov Montgomery Erinne Hester (931) 648-5709 ejhester@mcgtn.net Moore Shaun Sherrill (931) 759-7044 shaun.sherrill@cot.tn.gov Morgan Gina Ellis (423) 346-3130 Obion Judy Smith (731) 507-0999 Option 4 judy.smith@cot.tn.gov79 more rows
Mass General Laws Chapter 59, Section 5 gives municipalities the option of exempting up to $10,000 in personal property taxes. There are 66 communities in the state who use the $10,000 figure as a local option, according to Gaeta. The personal property tax exemption in Lynn was increased from $1,000 to $5,000 in 2021.

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