Property Tax

Property Tax

The City of Mt. Juliet maintains a very low property tax of $0.29 cents per $100 of the assessed value. The City has had a property tax since 2011. While originally designated entirely for the Fire Department through the Emergency Services fund, the City’s elected body voted to move the revenues and expenditures into the General Fund due to the growth of the Fire Department expenditures outpacing the revenues.  The city now uses the revenue from Property Tax to pay for general government expenditures including Fire and EMS services.

Taxes Due

All property taxes, real and personal, are payable October 1 of the current year and shall become delinquent March 1 of the succeeding year. In October of each year, tax notices for real and personal property are mailed out to property owners as recorded by deed as of January 1 of the current taxing year. Property owners are responsible for both city and county property taxes. City taxes are paid to the City of Mt. Juliet. County taxes are paid to the Wilson County Trustee. If, as a property owner, you do not receive a notice by the end of October from both jurisdictions, you should notify the respective tax office.

You may pay taxes without penalty and interest through the last day of February. However, if you wish to use this deduction on your IRS tax return for the year of the tax, payment must be made by December 31 of that year.

Tax Payers Responsibilities

The city will also send tax information to any mortgage company and to major mortgage servicing companies, like First American, that are hired by mortgage companies to pay taxes on their behalf that request information. To ensure that your mortgage company receives a notice, you may decide to forward a copy of the tax bill to them. However, it is your responsibility, as a property owner, to know what taxes are due and when, whether you receive a bill or not. It is also your responsibility to provide a current mailing address otherwise the notice will be addressed to the property's physical location which may have no mail receptacle.

 If one pays the taxes in person, please remember to provide the address of the property and not the mailing address nor the home address as you will provide improper information. If there is a change in your mailing address you must notify only the Wilson County Property Assessor as neither the City nor the County Trustee is able to change the mailing address.

Wilson County Property Assessor, Stephen Goodall

Wilson County Courthouse

228 E Main Street

Room 4

Lebanon, TN 37087

Phone: 615-444-8661

City of Mt. Juliet Finance Director, Dana Hire

City Hall Finance

2425 North Mt. Juliet Road

Mt. Juliet, TN 37122

Phone: 615-773-6208

Wilson County Trustee, Kenneth Hackett

Wilson County Courthouse

228 East Main Street

Room 102

Lebanon, TN 37087

Phone: 615-444-0894