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F.S.195.052, as amended by the 2008 Florida Legislature (Chapter 2008-197, Laws of Florida), requires that the Department of Revenue and all county property appraisers publish certain county and municipal property tax information on their web sites. This law requires the Department of Revenue to publish on its web sites certain non-voted property tax information for county and municipal governments. Within each county, the tables present the following information for each non-voted levy by the county and municipal governments:
Comparison of Taxes Levied – County and Municipal Governments
Methodology provides technical information on the source and calculation methodology of the data presented in the tables.
Distribution of Taxes Levied by Property Type – County and Municipal Governments
Table 2 presents the proportion of property taxes paid for each county and municipal non-voted levy by each of the following property types:
F.S.195.052 requires the Department of Revenue and all county property appraisers to publish certain county and municipal property tax information on their websites. Publication shall not occur later than 90 days after receipt of extended rolls for all counties pursuant to F.S.193.122(7).
After the first certification of the tax rolls by the value adjustment board, the property appraiser shall make all required extensions on the rolls to show the tax attributable to all taxable property per F.S.193.122(2). Within one week of completion of these extensions, the property appraiser shall certify the tax rolls and publish notice of the date and fact of extension on the property appraiser’s website.
When the tax rolls have been extended pursuant to F.S.197.323, the property appraiser shall provide public notice of the date and fact of recertification. In accordance with F.S.193.122(3), the second certification of the tax roll by the value adjustment board shall reflect all changes made by the board together with any adjustments or changes made by the property appraiser.
When you receive your TRIM notice, you should promptly examine it to verify that pertinent information (i.e. homestead exemption, agricultural classification and/or value) is correct. Property owners who have discrepancies in ANY of the information listed must appeal to the Property Appraiser’s Office within 25 days of the TRIM mailing. The deadline appears on the TRIM form. The St. Johns County Clerk of Courts administers the VAB. Should you wish to file a petition, please access their website.
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