Forestland property tax, county by county

Every North Carolina county assesses qualifying forestland at its use value instead of market value under the Present Use Value program. The per-acre use values and tax rates below come from the NC Department of Revenue's annual schedules. Pick your county to see what enrollment could mean for your land.

• Alamance County
• Alexander County
• Alleghany County
• Anson County
• Ashe County
• Avery County
• Beaufort County
• Bertie County
• Bladen County
• Brunswick County
• Buncombe County
• Burke County
• Cabarrus County
• Caldwell County
• Camden County
• Carteret County
• Caswell County
• Catawba County
• Chatham County
• Cherokee County
• Chowan County
• Clay County
• Cleveland County
• Columbus County
• Craven County
• Cumberland County
• Currituck County
• Dare County
• Davidson County
• Davie County
• Duplin County
• Durham County
• Edgecombe County
• Forsyth County
• Franklin County
• Gaston County
• Gates County
• Graham County
• Granville County
• Greene County
• Guilford County
• Halifax County
• Harnett County
• Haywood County
• Henderson County
• Hertford County
• Hoke County
• Hyde County
• Iredell County
• Jackson County
• Johnston County
• Jones County
• Lee County
• Lenoir County
• Lincoln County
• Macon County
• Madison County
• Martin County
• McDowell County
• Mecklenburg County
• Mitchell County
• Montgomery County
• Moore County
• Nash County
• New Hanover County
• Northampton County
• Onslow County
• Orange County
• Pamlico County
• Pasquotank County
• Pender County
• Perquimans County
• Person County
• Pitt County
• Polk County
• Randolph County
• Richmond County
• Robeson County
• Rockingham County
• Rowan County
• Rutherford County
• Sampson County
• Scotland County
• Stanly County
• Stokes County
• Surry County
• Swain County
• Transylvania County
• Tyrrell County
• Union County
• Vance County
• Wake County
• Warren County
• Washington County
• Watauga County
• Wayne County
• Wilkes County
• Wilson County
• Yadkin County
• Yancey County