Georgia · Crawford County · Local exemptions · Updated Oct 2026
Crawford County, GA property tax exemptions (2026)
The property tax breaks that are set or run locally in Crawford County, on top of Georgia’s statewide rules: what each is worth here, who qualifies, where to apply and the deadline.
What is different in Crawford County
Crawford County gives seniors and disabled owners up to $30,000 off for school taxes (M&O and bond) when income is low, plus small county exemptions. Figures from the Georgia DOR local exemption sheet are for digest year 2024.
Apply at
Crawford County Tax Commissioner
Phone
Not confirmed
Local breaks
Age 62 exemption (HB 1744, 1998), Age 65 exemption (HB 1562, 1994), Disabled exemption (HB 1562, 1994)
Apply with the Crawford County Tax Commissioner. Bring a Georgia driver's license or ID showing the home address; for age or income-based exemptions also bring proof of age and the prior year's federal and Georgia income tax returns (or Social Security/pension statements).
Apply with the Crawford County Tax Commissioner. Bring a Georgia driver's license or ID showing the home address; for age or income-based exemptions also bring proof of age and the prior year's federal and Georgia income tax returns (or Social Security/pension statements).
100% totally and permanently disabled, adjusted gross income up to $30,000
Income limit
$30,000 AGI
How to apply
Apply with the Crawford County Tax Commissioner. Bring a Georgia driver's license or ID showing the home address; for age or income-based exemptions also bring proof of age and the prior year's federal and Georgia income tax returns (or Social Security/pension statements); for disability exemptions, a physician's certificate of total and permanent disability.
Roughly what an exemption could save you a year: the value it takes off, times your tax rate.
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Questions about property tax exemptions in Crawford County
What property tax exemptions are there in Crawford County?
Crawford County gives seniors and disabled owners up to $30,000 off for school taxes (M&O and bond) when income is low, plus small county exemptions. Figures from the Georgia DOR local exemption sheet are for digest year 2024. Local breaks here: Age 62 exemption (HB 1744, 1998); Age 65 exemption (HB 1562, 1994); Disabled exemption (HB 1562, 1994).
Where do I apply for a property tax exemption in Crawford County?
Crawford County Tax Commissioner. Also: Crawford County Board of Tax Assessors, which sets values; decides exemption eligibility; appeals. Also: Georgia Department of Revenue, Local Government Services, which state rules and forms.
When is the deadline to apply in Crawford County?
Age 62 exemption (HB 1744, 1998): April 1 of the tax year, or by the end of the 45-day appeal window on your assessment notice (Georgia DOR) Age 65 exemption (HB 1562, 1994): April 1 of the tax year, or by the end of the 45-day appeal window on your assessment notice (Georgia DOR) Disabled exemption (HB 1562, 1994): April 1 of the tax year, or by the end of the 45-day appeal window on your assessment notice (Georgia DOR)
Is there an income limit for Crawford County’s local breaks?
Do I have to reapply every year in Crawford County?
Age 62 exemption (HB 1744, 1998): Renews automatically while you own and live in the home; tell the office if you stop qualifying (income-based exemptions can be re-checked) Age 65 exemption (HB 1562, 1994): Renews automatically while you own and live in the home; tell the office if you stop qualifying (income-based exemptions can be re-checked) Disabled exemption (HB 1562, 1994): Renews automatically while you own and live in the home; tell the office if you stop qualifying (income-based exemptions can be re-checked)
Median effective tax rate for Crawford County: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates, county figures as published by Tax Foundation. The rate is property taxes paid divided by home value.