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Pay Property Tax
Taxes are due and payable from October 1 through the last day of February without interest.
Where to go in person
212W Room 212W, Sevier County Courthouse
County Trustee
Courtney McCroskey, Sevier County Trustee
The Trustee's office is located on the second floor of the Sevier County Courthouse in downtown Sevierville. We are the first office on the right when you enter the west-end of the courthouse.
- Hours
- Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- Phone
- (865) 453-2767
Ways to do it
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Online
A convenience fee of 2.5% is charged to the cardholder by the payment clearing house for processing a credit card payment or a flat $1.25 for an e-check payment. None of this fee is retained by the County. You will have an opportunity to see what the fee will be before completing your payment.
Payments may be made up until 11:59pm on the date payment is due. The date displayed on the confirmation page is recognized as the date of payment.
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By phone
Make payments 24/7 by calling 833.591.8483
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By mail
Please mail your check to:
Sevier County Trustee
125 Court Ave. Suite 212W
Sevierville, TN 37862 -
Drop box
For your safety and convenience, we now offer a Drop Box for tax payments. This Drop Box is located behind the courthouse at the entrance of the 30 minute parking area off West Bruce Street.
Good to know
Q: Are partial payments accepted for my taxes?
Yes, the Trustee's Office does accept partial payments on taxes. The remaining balance left unpaid, when the taxes become delinquent, are assessed interest.
Q: What happens if I miss the tax payment deadline?
From the first day of each month beginning March 1st, interest of 1.5 percent per month (18 percent annually) is added to your base tax amount. If the Post Office fails to postmark your payment by the date due, it is considered a late payment. This applies even if you mail your payment on time. For mail-in payments, office meter dates are not accepted. Online property tax payments are recognized by the county as paid on the date of the online transaction.
Q: Does my mortgage company get a copy of my tax bill mailed to them?
No, it is the property owner's responsibility to forward tax bills to their mortgage company.