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H A L L C O U N T Y GEORGIA - USA

Hall County
Housing Permits

2015 1,150
2014 832
2013 480
2012 301

The tax rate, or millage rate, is set annually HOUSING
by the Hall County Board of Commissioners,
the Hall County Board of Education and 37G R E A T E R H A L L C H A M B E R O F C O M M E R C E • 7 7 0 - 5 3 2 - 6 2 0 6 • W W W . G R E A T E R H A L L C H A M B E R . C O M
municipalities. Each governing authority
estimates the total revenue from other
sources. This figure is subtracted from overall
budgetary needs, and then a millage rate is
set that will generate the necessary revenue
to fulfill budgetary requirements. A tax rate
of one mill represents $1 of property tax for
every $1,000 of assessed value.

FY2015 Millage Rates

State.......................................................................050
Hall County..................................................... 5.735
Flowery Branch.............................................. 3.337
Gainesville....................................................... 2.980
Oakwood......................................................... 4.000
Hall County Schools..................................18.800
Buford City Schools...................................12.900
Gainesville City Schools............................. 6.890
County Fire District...................................... 4.080
(Incorporated areas)
County Fire District...................................... 2.650
(Unincorporated areas)

Source: Georgia Dept. of Revenue, 2016

The cities of Buford, Clermont, Gillsville,
Lula and Braselton do not levy city property
taxes, except there is a 5 mill rate within the
Braselton Community Improvement District
(CID), a self-taxing business district that uses
the tax to finance infrastructure and other
improvements in the designated area.