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Real Property is defined as land, buildings and all other permanent improvements on the land and is broadly classified, based on land use. Real property values are calculated using the three approaches to value - market, cost, and income. In arriving at these values the property also considers Factors in Deriving Just Valuation. The below list illustrates the general classifications of property.
In August a 'Notice of Proposed Property Taxes' (also called a TRIM - Truth in Millage Notice) is mailed to each property owner. Upon receipt of this Notice, property owners are urged to read it carefully, especially
to review values and exemptions. Those who have questions are encouraged to call or visit the Office of the Property Appraiser. Appeals to the Value Adjustment Board must be filed by the deadline stated on the Notice.
In November the Tax Collector mails tax bills. For information about tax bills visit the Tax Collector website.
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