Welcome to the Marshall County Tax Assessor web page. Here you will find information about our office and descriptions of our duties, plus our office address, telephone numbers, and email address. Please feel free to contact us if we can be of service to you.
Duties and Responsibilities
The Tax Assessor is required to annually locate, class and assess all taxable property within the County, and is responsible for setting fair, uniform and accurate values for each parcel of real and personal property. The Tax Assessor is also charged by the Board of Supervisors to maintain current ownership maps of the county. In addition to these appraisal duties, we work daily with local and national agencies to promote the economic well being of the County and its citizens.
The Assessor lists and places a value on all real estate within the county and also on personal property (which includes such things as machinery, office equipment, and similar items). Maps, records, and other documents are kept to help establish the value of such property. The Assessor presents these tax rolls to the Board of Supervisors for approval. He or she also helps homeowners file for homestead exemption, which allows some of the homeowner's property to be exempt from property (ad valorem) taxes.
Barbara A. Belfoure
Tax Assessor
P.O. Box 40
Holly Springs, MS 38635
Phone: (662) 252-6209
Fax: (662) 252-1881
Email: TaxAssessor@Marshallcoms.org
Click here for forms.
Marshall County Property Tax Assessment Appeal Process
Date: 1st Monday in July – 1st Monday in August, 2026
Process:
Step 1: Open Roll Period 1st Monday in July – 1st Monday in August (Tax Rolls available in the Marshall County Tax Office)
Step 2: Review Property True Value and Assessed Value
Step 3: If you have any concerns and would like to Appeal your assessment; complete the Appeals form (found in the tax assessor’s office)
Step 4: Discuss your concerns with Deputy Tax Assessors and attempt to resolve issue
Step 5: File an objection with Board of Supervisors at its 1st Monday in August annual equalization meeting (must contact Chancery Clerk to appear on the Board Agenda)
Evidence to Support your Concerns
1. 3–5 comparable sales within the past 6–12 months showing your property is worth less than the assessed value
2. Documentation of factual errors (wrong square footage, missing features, incorrect property class)
3. Photos, repair estimates, or market analysis showing reduced value
4. Recent Appraisal of Property (must be within most recent 12 months)
MISSED DEADLINE
If you miss the 1st Monday in August Deadline; you must wait in the next year open period to appeal your assessment.
Click here for Marshall County Assessment Appeal Form
Location:
153 E. College Ave.
Holly Springs, MS 38635
Phone: 662.252.7906
Email: Taxassessor@marshallcoms.org