Cumberland County Tax Administration announces individual and business personal property listing forms are now available through eNoticesOnline.
The eNoticesOnline portal enables taxpayers to sign up for paperless notices and access tax listing information online as part of Tax Administration’s ongoing effort to improve accessibility, efficiency and service.
How to Use eNoticesOnline:
Taxpayers who previously registered for the eNotices portal during billing should sign in and add the authorization code to link the account.
Listing forms cannot be returned or accepted electronically. All forms must be completed, signed and submitted to the office.
Taxpayers who sign up for paperless notices will receive tax listing forms electronically each year.
All 2026 tax listing forms must be completed, signed and mailed to:
Cumberland County Tax Administration
ATTN: Assessment Audit Division
P.O. Box 449
Fayetteville, NC 28302
Forms must be submitted on or before Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, unless an extension to list has been approved.
Taxpayers who have discarded the statement with the authorization code, need registration assistance or have specific questions can contact Cumberland County Tax Administration Customer Service online at cumberlandcountync.gov/tax, by phone at 910-678-7507, by fax at 910-678-7582, in person on the fifth floor (Room 530) of the Judge E. Maurice Braswell Cumberland County Courthouse at 117 Dick St. in Fayetteville or by email:
Elderly/Disabled and Veteran Programs: taxrelief@cumberlandcountync.gov
Business Personal Property: taxbpp@cumberlandcountync.gov
General Inquiries: taxweb@cumberlandcountync.gov
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