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Tax projections for households in Green Hill

Haven prepares Green Hill returns and runs tax projections, including whether itemizing under the $40,000 SALT cap for 2025 beats the standard deduction.

26.9 mifrom Franklin, straight-line. The office is in Cool Springs.

Green Hill tax facts at a glance

County
Wilson County
Property tax (per $100 assessed, 2025)
1.9089 county (unincorporated)
Sales tax, combined
9.75%
County Trustee
Kenneth Hackett · Lebanon
Assessor of Property
Stephen Goodall · Lebanon
Population, 2020 → 2024
Unincorporated; the Census publishes no city estimate
State and city business tax
Filed with the TN Department of Revenue
Straight-line distance
26.9 miles from Franklin

Sources: TN Comptroller, TN Department of Revenue, U.S. Census Bureau. Details

Should a Green Hill household itemize or take the standard deduction?

It depends on whether itemized deductions add up to more than the standard deduction. The cap on the state and local tax deduction is $40,000 for 2025, or $20,000 for married filing separately, and it phases down toward a $10,000 floor once modified adjusted gross income passes $500,000. The 2026 cap hasn’t been posted on IRS.gov yet.

On the other side of the comparison sits the 2026 standard deduction: $16,100 single, $32,200 married filing jointly, $24,150 head of household. Haven runs the comparison for Green Hill clients during tax planning, before year-end, while there’s still time to act on what it shows.

What does a tax projection from Haven cover for a Green Hill client?

A projection estimates the coming year’s federal tax before it’s filed, so a Green Hill client can change withholding or estimated payments while the year is still open. Haven’s advisory work includes what the firm calls “detailed liability projections,” along with tax education and answers to questions as they come up.

Projections also set the estimated tax target. The IRS safe harbor is the lesser of 90 percent of this year’s tax or 100 percent of last year’s, and 110 percent of last year’s when prior-year adjusted gross income topped $150,000. Haven works with a client’s other advisors when the plan reaches into their areas. The service is described on tax projections and advisory.

How is property in Green Hill taxed and who collects it?

Green Hill property is taxed at Wilson County’s rate of 1.9089 per $100 of assessed value for tax year 2025, with no city rate added, since Green Hill is a census-designated place rather than a city. The same county rate applies in Gladeville and Rural Hill.

Wilson County Trustee Kenneth Hackett collects the tax; mail goes to PO Box 865, Lebanon 37088. Stephen Goodall, the county’s Assessor of Property, keeps an office at 228 East Main St, Room 4, Lebanon 37087. Green Hill is 26.9 miles from the center of Franklin. Mount Juliet, which adds a city rate, has a separate page, and every place we cover is on service areas.

Answers

Tax questions from Green Hill

What is the SALT deduction limit for Green Hill taxpayers on 2025 returns?

For 2025 returns, Green Hill taxpayers who itemize can deduct up to $40,000 of state and local taxes, or $20,000 if married filing separately. The cap phases down above $500,000 of modified adjusted gross income, to a floor of $10,000, according to the IRS 2025 Schedule A instructions.

Does Green Hill, Tennessee have its own property tax rate?

No. Green Hill is unincorporated, so it shares Wilson County’s rate of 1.9089 per $100 of assessed value for tax year 2025. Only the county’s incorporated cities, such as Mount Juliet with its 0.29 city levy, add a rate of their own on top.

Can Haven project my 2026 taxes if I live in Green Hill?

Yes. Haven prepares liability projections for its clients, Green Hill households included, as part of its advisory work. A projection starts from figures like the 2026 standard deduction of $32,200 for a married couple filing jointly and shows where the year is heading before it closes.

What is the sales tax rate for purchases in Green Hill?

Green Hill’s combined sales tax rate on purchases is 9.75 percent. Wilson County’s local share is 2.75 percent, which is as high as a local rate can go: the Department of Revenue says local rates come in steps of 0.25 percent and never exceed 2.75 percent.

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