Trustee
The Trustee’s office is committed to providing quality service to you, our taxpayers and anyone conducting business with this office.
The Trustee serves three primary functions:
- Collecting all county property taxes
- Keeping a fair regular account of all money received
- Investing temporarily idle county funds.
The Trustee generally acts as treasurer for the county.
306 W. Main St., Rm. 112
Livingston, Tennessee 38570
Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
- Important Dates
- Property tax bills are mailed annually on October 1.
- Taxes are due and payable without interest and penalty from October 1 through February 28. • Interest and penalty starts March 1 at the rate of 1.5% each month.
- Tax notices are mailed to property owners in October. Tax notices are mailed to the owner as of January 1 of the current year. If you have purchased property during the year and do not receive a notice, please contact the Trustee’s Office. Tax notices are not required to be mailed by law, but they are mailed as a courtesy. If you own property, taxes are due whether or not you receive a notice.
How Property Taxes Are Figured? - The Trustee’s office has no control of the amount of property taxes owed. The taxes are figured based on the assessment of property that is provided by the Property Assessor’s office and the tax rate set by the County Commission.
Forms of Payment - you may pay online anytime by logging on tohttps://citisenportal.com/Account/Login or call property tax IVR- 888-382-2675
Property Tax Relief - The State of Tennessee offers a property tax relief program for the elderly or disabled homeowner and veterans. Please contact our office