Floating Homestead Exemption to Cap Assessed Home Values in 2019 Last November, voters in Roswell and other Fulton County cities approved the adoption of a Floating Homestead Exemption that will cap the annually adjusted assessed value of their home at 3 percent, starting this year. This exemption will automatically apply to residences in Roswell that have been granted the Basic Homestead Exemption from Fulton County. In order to receive the Floating Homestead Exemption in your 2019 property assessments and tax bills, homeowners must... Already be signed up to receive Fulton Countys Basic Homestead Exemption. If a homeowner is already signed up for the Basic Exemption, it will be indicated on their Annual Notice of Assessment document. To access this document, visit FultonAssessor.org, perform a property search, and click on Assessment Notice. OR File to receive the Basic Homestead Exemption by April 1, 2019. More information about this process and instructions for filing can be found at FultonAssessor.org/exemptions. The Fulton County Basic Homestead Exemption applies to the Fulton County portion of your property taxes anywhere in Fulton County, with no income or age limits. Basic Homestead Exemption renew each year automatically as long as you own the home.While all homeowners may qualify for a Basic Homestead Exemption (and thereby, the new Floating Homestead Exemption), there are also many different exemptions available for seniors and people with full medical or veterans disabilities (and their surviving spouses) through Fulton County and the City of Roswell. For information about these additional homestead exemptions, visit FultonAssessor.org.If you have questions about homestead exemptions, contact the Fulton County Board of Assessors at 404-612-6440, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., the City of Roswell at 770-641-3759, or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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