Whether more than one homestead exemption may be claimed on a property?
No. OCGA 48-5-40 says no more than one exemption may be claimed pursuant to this subparagraph in connection with the occupancy of one building, except in the case of a duplex or double occupancy dwelling when the line of division follows a natural and bona fide plan as to both land and building and the two units thus formed are separately owned and occupied.

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1. Whether the city must do its own tax assessment of a property, outside of the county's assessment, before imposing a millage?
2. Whether the city must maintain a tax department and/or tax assessor?
3. Whether the city must put the imposition of the millage to a vote of its citizens?
4. Whether more than one homestead exemption may be claimed on a property?
5. Did the city violate any law when implementing the millage?