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Property values are set as of January 1st each year.
Tax bills are mailed out in October–November, and the deadline to pay is March 31 of the following year .
Homestead Exemption: Removes up to $50,000 from the assessed value of your primary residence
Save Our Homes (SOH) Cap: Limits annual assessed value increase to 3% or CPI, whichever is lower
Additional exemptions available for seniors, veterans, disabled individuals, and first responders
Just Value: Market value as of January 1
Assessed Value: Just value minus the SOH cap
Taxable Value: Assessed value minus exemptions like Homestead
Local Property Appraisers assess values; Tax Collectors issue bills and collect payments; Value Adjustment Boards hear appeals
The Florida Dept. of Revenue provides guidance and oversight across 67 counties.
Failing to pay by March 31 can result in tax liens, interest, and eventually tax deed sales or auctions.
The Dept. of Revenue offers resources for homeowners to understand the auction process in their county.
Post-disaster tax relief may be available — lowered assessments or extended deadlines if your property was damaged.
Governor DeSantis has proposed a $1,000 property tax rebate for homesteaded properties, scheduled for December 2025.
Lawmakers are actively discussing broader property tax reforms.
Florida Tax Information Publications (TIPs) — official guides on every tax topic.
Property Tax Data Portal — view statewide and county-level tax assessment data.
Local County Officials — use the DOR site to find your property appraiser, tax collector, and VAB.
Understand your payment deadlines to avoid penalties.
Maximize savings with exemptions and caps.
Know your legal rights and deadlines for appeals or assistance.
Stay informed on new programs or relief funds that could help you.