Property Tax

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Billing & Collection

City of Franklin property taxes are billed and collected by the Williamson County Trustee.

The City of Franklin maintains a very low property tax of $0.3261 per $100 of assessed value. Click here for historical rates for Williamson County and the City of Franklin.

Property taxes, both real and personal, are due and payable the first Monday of October and shall become delinquent March 1 of the following year. Each October, tax notices are mailed to the property owner of record as of January 1 of that taxing year.

If you have not received your tax statement by the end of October, please contact:

Williamson County Trustee’s office, 615-790-5709, 1320 West Main Street.

To update your mailing address, please contact:

Williamson County Property Assessor's office, 615-790-5708, 1320 West Main Street.

Personal Property Tax

Personal Property Tax is a tax based on the value of the equipment you use in the operation of your business. The Property Assessor's office sends a Tangible Personal Property form to be completed by the owner and the tax is based on the information derived from that form.

Property Tax Relief & Freeze

The Tax Relief and Tax Freeze programs are administered by the Williamson County Trustee.

The State of Tennessee provides tax relief for low-income elderly and disabled homeowners, as well as disabled veteran homeowners or their surviving spouses. In addition to receiving relief on property taxes, qualifying owners will have their monthly trash collection fee waived by the City of Franklin.

The voters of Tennessee approved an amendment to the Tennessee constitution to allow for a freeze on property taxes for low-income elderly homeowners. Williamson County has approved a tax freeze for County property taxes. The City has not adopted the tax freeze for city property taxes.

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