Welcome to the Duval County Residential or commercial property Appraiser's website. Our staff is dedicated to offering you, the public, with the information you require to comprehend our function in identifying your residential or commercial property values. We are here to assist you with industrial, residential, concrete individual residential or commercial property and exemption questions. On this website you can access comprehensive information utilizing both our real estate residential or commercial property search and tangible residential or commercial property search as well as types, exemption info and much, far more. Please scroll over to the menu options tab on the far top left of your screen to see all extra classifications of readily available subjects.
The Duval Clerk and Duval County Residential or commercial property Appraiser's workplaces reveals that the Clerk's office has introduced a Residential or commercial property Fraud Alert system to help people maintain the security of their residential or commercial property. This service permits participants to keep an eye on a personal or service name and be notified whenever a document is tape-recorded in Duval County under that name. Best of all, this program is completely complimentary of charge.
According to the FBI, residential or commercial property scams is the fastest growing white-collar criminal offense committed in the United States. Scammers submit phony deeds, making it look like if they own homes that are not really theirs. These criminals then trick people into providing money to rent or purchase those homes.
The Fraud Alert seeks to help put a stop to these criminal acts. If a document is tape-recorded that matches your tracking requirements, you will get an alert within two days so that you can evaluate the document to make sure it is legitimate. "We more than happy to be able to promote the link for signing up on our website to help our taxpayers combat lawbreakers who desire to incorrectly take belongings of their residential or commercial property."
For complete information and to register for the Residential Or Commercial Property Fraud Alert, please check out: duvalclerk.gov/ services/property-fraud-alert.
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Attention: Real Estate Buyers and Sellers
The aerial imagery readily available from our website does not constantly show the actual boundaries and must never be trusted when buying residential or commercial property. When performing realty transactions, we would motivate you to acquire the services of a licensed property surveyor for residential or commercial property boundaries and contract with a title business before acquiring any residential or commercial property.
Florida law requires the Residential or commercial property Appraiser's Office to check all residential or commercial property in the county a minimum of as soon as every five (5) years. We do not inspect the interior of homes. For your safety, all our workers drive clearly significant vehicles, wear blue collar shirts with our seal, and bring City of Jacksonville recognition.
If you would like to report presumed exemption fraud,
please call our exemption fraud hotline at (904 )255-7964
Your 2025 Truth in Millage Annual Newsletter and extra millage information are now readily available for download.
Truth in Millage Residential Or Commercial Property Records Cards (TRIM PRCs) for Real Estate Value Adjustment Appeal Available Online
Attention Petitioners/Owners of Real Estate Residential Or Commercial Property: If you ask for a Residential or commercial property Record Card on your Petition to the Value Adjustment Board (DR 486), the PRCs are now supplied by the Residential or commercial property Appraiser's Office online via the Residential or commercial property Search. They are no longer mailed by the VAB (per FL Statute 194.032( 2 )( a)). Starting Friday, August 16th, 2024, to access your Real Estate PRC, bring up your residential or commercial property record by means of the Residential or commercial property Search, then scroll down and click 2024 TRIM Residential Or Commercial Property Record Card (just listed below the 2023 Notice of Proposed Residential or commercial property Taxes area). If you can not access or print the PRC, you may call the Residential or commercial property Appraiser's Office at 904-255-5900
Declare a Homestead Exemption
File Online for a 2025 Homestead Exemption Those who own and moved into a brand-new home in Duval County after January 1, 2024, may now apply for a 2025 homestead exemption using the homestead exemption online application.
To be eligible for a homestead exemption, the residential or commercial property should be your long-term home or the irreversible home of a person who is lawfully or naturally depending on you on January 1 of the tax roll year for which you are using. The online application will stroll you through the filing process and can be sent over the web.
You might also file by completing the manual Homestead Exemption application. You may send the manual application with other required documents to the Customer Service/Exemptions Division at 231 E. Forsyth Street, Suite 260, Jacksonville, Florida 32202, fax it to (904) 255-7963, or e-mail it to pacustserv@coj.net.
The due date to submit prompt for the 2025 Tax Roll is March 1, 2025. Late filing is allowed through early September. (The deadline for late filing is set by Florida law and falls on the 25th day following the mailing of the Notices of Proposed Residential or commercial property Taxes which takes place in mid-August.)
If you developed a brand-new homestead and had a previous homestead exemption on another home in Florida, you may be qualified for Portability - the transfer of some or all of your previous homestead's "Save Our Homes" benefit (the distinction in between your market and evaluated values due to the annual cap on increases).
When filing online, some special scenarios might need that extra documents be sent by mail to the Residential or commercial property Appraiser's Office. In these cases, users will be triggered with essential types or a list of needed files at the end of the process.
If you need more help, please contact our Customer Service/Exemptions Division staff at 904-255-5900.
2025 Tax Roll
- See how 2024's millage rates and tax levies compare to those of the previous year.
- Review the distribution of taxes levied by residential or commercial property type for the 2024 Certified Tax Roll.
- Visit the Florida Department of Revenue's Residential or commercial property Tax Data Portal to view similar details.
- Visit our Millage Rates page to see the current and historical millages.
- Review the 2023 Final Taxable Values to the 2024 Final Taxable Values.
Notices of Proposed Residential Or Commercial Property Taxes
The 2025 Notices of Proposed Residential or commercial property Taxes, likewise called the "Truth in Millage" (TRIM) Notices, are mailed to residential or commercial property owners on Friday, August 15th, 2025. The official deadline to submit a petition with the Value Adjustment Board (VAB), printed on the TRIM Notice, is Tuesday, September 9th, 2025.
If you start an informal review of your residential or commercial property's value with the Residential or commercial property Appraiser's Office, your patience is appreciated. Appraisers will process evaluation demands, and notify residential or commercial property owners of the result of casual evaluations. Your residential or commercial property tax record is available online. Once TRIMs are mailed you can access your residential or commercial property's existing TRIM info online too. Please use our Residential or commercial property Search or Tangible Search to retrieve information for your specific residential or commercial property.
For additional information relating to the Value Adjustment Board, check out the VAB's website or call (904) 255-5124. Important Note: Residential or commercial property owners who filed petitions with the VAB are needed to partly pay advertisement valorem taxes (75% in many cases) and pay all of the non-ad valorem taxes before the delinquency date (usually April 1) to avoid denial of their petition. Contact the VAB for additional information.
2025 Residential or commercial property tax bills will be mailed by the Tax Collector on or about November 1, 2025. If you have questions about how to pay your expense please go to http://www.coj.net/Departments/Tax-Collector.aspx or e-mail at taxcollector@coj.net.
Public Records Exemption
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Annual Report on 2024 Tax Roll
Get information on Duval County residential or commercial property values, tax levies and more in the Annual Report on the 2024 Tax Roll.
The report includes historical information in addition to details specific to the 2024 Tax Roll.
( 270MB.pdf - Requires Adobe 6.0 Acrobat Reader or higher.)
PAO Annual Budget Information Available
View the FY 24 Budget for the Duval County Residential or commercial property Appraiser's Office (per 195.087( 6 ), Florida Statutes)
View the FY 25 Budget for the Duval County Residential or commercial property Appraiser's Office (per 195.087( 6 ), Florida Statutes)
Have Questions and Need Answers?
Questions relating to ownership, exemptions or evaluations ought to be directed to the Office of the Residential Or Commercial Property Appraiser at (904) 255-5900 or pacustserv@coj.net.
For questions relating to billing and payment of taxes, call the Office of the Tax Collector at (904) 255-5700 or www.coj.net/tc or email taxcollector@coj.net.
Residential Or Commercial Property Owner Bill of Rights
( FS 70.002)
This Bill of Rights does not represent all of your rights under Florida law concerning your residential or commercial property and should not be deemed a comprehensive guide to residential or commercial property rights. This file does not create a civil reason for action and neither expands nor restricts any rights or treatments offered under any other law. This file does not change the requirement to seek legal advice in matters associating with residential or commercial property law. Laws relating to your rights are discovered in the State Constitution, Florida Statutes, regional regulations, and court choices. Your rights and defenses include:
1. The right to get, have, and safeguard your residential or commercial property.
2. The right to utilize and enjoy your residential or commercial property.
3. The right to exclude others from your residential or commercial property.
4. The right to dispose of your residential or commercial property.
5. The right to due process.
6. The right to just payment for your residential or commercial property considered a public function.
7. The right to relief, or payment of compensation, when a new law, rule, guideline, or regulation of the
state or a political entity unfairly impacts your residential or commercial property.
If you have comments about this website which would help us much better serve you in the future, please e-mail us at: PAAdmin@coj.net.
*** Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this workplace by phone or in writing. ***
Tourist Tax
1. Short-term transient leasings need to remit additional sales & use tax to the Duval County Tax Collector's Office monthly. Please e-mail TouristTax@coj.net for additional information.
2. AirBNB, VRBO, and other transient-rental hosting websites DO NOT remit taxes directly to Duval County for any users.
The residential or commercial property owner MUST remit these taxes straight. Please e-mail TouristTax@coj.net to find out more.
3. E-mail TouristTax@coj.net for details regarding mandatory month-to-month tax collection and remittance for short-term transient leasings with the Duval County Tax Collector's Office.
4. Short-term rentals include personal residential or commercial property that undergoes residential or commercial property tax, understood as Tangible Personal Residential Or Commercial Property (TPP). While home items are omitted from the definition of TPP under Florida Statute 192.001, home items are defined as furnishings, devices, and other products ordinarily found in the home and utilized for the convenience of the owner. However, when a home is used as a rental-whether short-term or long-term-these products are considered TPP.
