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Stay informed about property assessments, tax laws, and real estate trends. Browse expert articles to help you understand property valuation, tax appeals, and more.

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Stay informed with expert insights on property assessments, tax laws, home valuation, and real estate trends.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about property assessments? Below are answers to common concerns about finding and understanding your property data.

What is a PPIN number, and where can I find it?

 PPIN refers to a Property Index Number also known as a Parcel Identification Number (PIN), which is a unique number assigned to a parcel of land for identification and tax purposes. It is used by local tax assessors to track property ownership and taxation. 

Using the TSC map.

Contact the Chancery Court Clerk to schedule an appointment to appeal your property tax assessment to the Board of Supervisors.

How often is property data updated?
Annually, 25% of properties are updated, resulting in a comprehensive county-wide reassessment occurring every four years.
The higher your property’s assessed value, the higher your overall property tax.
Contact the County Tax Assessor’s Office to have any errors corrected.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Disclaimer

This website provides data and insights from public Union County, Mississippi property tax records, sourced from Tri-State Consulting Services (tscmaps.com), and explanations based on the Mississippi Department of Revenue Assessor’s Manual (dor.ms.gov). We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Union County, Tri-State Consulting Services, the Mississippi DOR, or any government entity. The downloadable spreadsheet contains limited data (PPINs, home classes, depreciation)— Use PPINs on tscmaps.com for full parcel details. All content is “as is” for informational purposes only, with no guarantee of accuracy or completeness. Use at your own risk. For official records, contact the Union County Assessor’s Office.

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