Nashville seniors on Tax Relief or Tax Freeze must return the voucher in their tax bill by April 5, 2027 or risk losing relief worth about $1,500 a year to Tax Relief members

Nashville homeowners who get Davidson County’s Tax Relief or Tax Freeze must send back a signed voucher before the April 5, 2027 deadline or risk losing the break. Metro Nashville says Tax Relief can be worth about $1,500 a year for an eligible older homeowner. The vouchers were mailed this fall with the property tax statements.

What the voucher is and where it arrives

Members of both programs get a voucher with the October property tax bill. Metro Nashville’s announcement says it must be completed, signed and returned to the Trustee’s Office. Paying the bill does not renew the break by itself.

The same announcement warns that older homeowners who do not return the voucher can lose the relief. It uses blunt language: “Losing that relief is just devastating.” It lists no separate penalty, because the lost benefit is the cost…

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