DC Property Tax Assessment & Records

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Washington, DC · MyTax.DC.gov · SSL · Assessment · Tax Bill · Deeds

Search the DC Property Record, Decode the Assessment, and Finish the Tax Task

Find a District of Columbia property by street address or Square-Suffix-Lot number, open the full tax account, and use the record to check ownership display, current and proposed assessments, land and building values, tax class, Homestead status, sales, billing and payment information.

This guide also solves the questions that usually come after the search: why owner-name search behaves differently in DC, what an SSL means, why a lot may not appear, how DC’s 100% market-value assessment works, which September 2026 tax deadline matters, how to appeal an assessment, where to find a deed and which office controls vacant or blighted classification.

Start with the quick answer Search a DC property Check 2026 tax dates
DC does not work like an Ohio-style county auditor system. The District has no county assessor/treasurer structure for these records. The DC Office of Tax and Revenue’s Real Property Tax Administration handles assessment, billing and tax-relief functions, while the Recorder of Deeds is also within OTR. Vacant and blighted Class 3/Class 4 classification is controlled by the DC Department of Buildings.

Quick answer: search MyTax.DC.gov by address or SSL

Go to MyTax.DC.gov, find the Real Property area, choose Search Real Property by Address or SSL, enter either the property street address or Square-Suffix-Lot number, click Search, then open the blue SSL hyperlink for the complete account.

1 Use address or SSL MyTax’s main property search does not begin with an owner-name field.
2 Open the SSL Do not stop at the short results row.
3 Check the tax year Current and proposed values can be different.
4 Route the next task Assessment, payment, deed, map and vacant status use different functions.

Current DC property facts

Primary portal MyTax.DC.gov
Search keys Street address or SSL
Assessment ratio 100% of estimated market value
Assessment cycle Annual
Current proposed year Tax Year 2027
TY2027 value date January 1, 2026
Next regular bill date September 15, 2026
TY2026 Homestead $91,950 deduction
OTR phone 202-727-4829
Office 1101 4th St SW, Suite W270
Open MyTax.DC.gov Open OTR property-search help

Choose the DC property task you need to finish

Each section routes one common search intent to the correct record, deadline or agency.

DC office-routing system

One DC property can require five different record systems

A
OTR / RPTA Assessment
Owner display
Relief
Tax account
$
MYTAX Bill
Payment
Applications
Account actions
D
RECORDER Deeds
Liens
Covenants
Instruments
M
DC GIS SSL
Map
Ward
Property data
V
DOB Vacant
Blighted
Class 3/4
Status dispute
Which DC office controls the answer?
Your question
Use this system
What it provides
Important limit
What is the property’s assessed value?
OTR / MyTax
Current and proposed assessment information.
An assessment is not the amount of tax due.
Who is shown as the owner?
MyTax property record
Owner name and mailing information from tax records.
Use the recorded deed for legal title research.
What is the live tax balance?
MyTax / OTR billing
Current account and payment information.
Do not calculate a payoff only from assessment × rate.
Where is the deed or lien?
Recorder of Deeds Online Public Records
Recorded deeds, liens, covenants and instruments.
Public search is not a professional title examination.
Where is the property on a map?
DC OTR GIS / Master Address Repository
SSL, location, ward, sales and assessment context.
Assessment GIS is not a boundary survey.
Why is the property Class 3 or Class 4?
Department of Buildings
Vacant or blighted classification status.
OTR applies the tax rate but DOB controls that classification.
How do I challenge value?
OTR first-level appeal
Administrative assessment review.
RPTAC generally comes only after the first-level decision.
DC-specific shortcut: copy the SSL as soon as you find the property. It is the common identifier used across assessment, tax, deed, GIS, appeal and tax-certificate workflows.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a DC parcel may not appear the way you expect

Address search returns nothing Verify the exact premise address and quadrant. Try the Master Address Repository to confirm the official address and SSL.
You only know the owner name Find the property address another way or use Recorder of Deeds owner-name research, then bring the SSL back to MyTax.
Condominium conversion Search the unit’s active condo SSL rather than only the underlying record lot.
Tax lot replaced a record lot DC’s tax database may link to the active taxation lot even when an underlying record lot still exists in land records.
Recent split or combination Assessment and Taxation lot changes can become active in a later half tax year, so an old identifier may stop being the useful tax key.
Recent ownership transfer The deed may already be recorded while the tax-account owner display is still updating.
Federal or District property Tax-exempt or government-owned land may appear differently from ordinary taxable residential property.
Air-rights or possessory-interest property These account types can use identifiers that do not resemble a normal residential lot search.
Why this happens in DC: the Integrated Tax System Public Extract is linked to property layers through SSL, but OTR notes that record lots do not always have a one-to-one relationship with taxable accounts. Tax lots, condominium lots and converted reservations are common examples.
OTR call script “I am trying to identify the real-property account for [physical address]. I have [old SSL, deed instrument number, former owner or nearby lot]. Can you confirm the active Square-Suffix-Lot used for assessment and billing?”
Call OTR: 202-727-4829 Use DC property GIS tools
Property-record decoder

Understand the fields before using the value or owner information

Important DC property-record fields and the next action
Field
What it means
What to verify next
SSL
Square-Suffix-Lot identifier used throughout DC real-property systems.
Use the exact SSL for tax, appeal, deed, map and certificate work.
Premise Address
Physical property location.
Do not confuse it with the owner’s mailing address.
Owner Name
Owner display used in the tax assessment roll.
Use Recorder of Deeds when legal ownership or instrument history matters.
Current Assessment
Current tax-year assessed market value.
Compare it with proposed value and any assessment-cap value.
Proposed Assessment
Value proposed for the next tax year.
Check the appeal year and deadline before acting.
Land Value
Assessment allocated to land.
Do not treat it as a separate tax bill.
Building / Improvement Value
Assessment allocated to structures and improvements.
Check physical data if you believe the building record is wrong.
Tax Class
Category that determines the applicable tax rate.
Class 3 and Class 4 classification questions go to DOB.
Homestead Description
Shows tax-relief status information associated with the property.
Confirm eligibility rather than assuming the code will transfer after a move.
Last Sale / Deed Date
Transfer clues included in assessment data.
Open the actual recorded instrument for legal details.
Buyer due-diligence habit: save the SSL, current assessment, proposed assessment, tax class, Homestead status, current balance and most recent transfer instrument separately. Each answers a different risk question.
Current TY2027 assessment

DC assesses real property at 100% of estimated market value

The assessment is market value—not a 35% taxable ratio

The Real Property Tax Administration states that it strives to assess DC real property at 100% of estimated market value. This is a major difference from states where only a fixed percentage of market value becomes assessed value.

The assessment is still not your tax bill. Tax class, applicable rate, Homestead deduction, assessment-cap credit, senior or disabled relief and other adjustments can change the final liability.

What is current in August 2026?

TY2027 valuation date January 1, 2026

The proposed TY2027 values reflect the market as of this statutory valuation date.

Notices began February 24, 2026

OTR began mailing proposed Tax Year 2027 assessment notices.

Regular first-level deadline April 1, 2026

This regular TY2027 appeal deadline has passed.

Annual reassessment: DC uses an annual assessment cycle. The TY2027 appraisal materials state that 209,929 taxable, exempt and possessory-interest properties were included in the reassessment exercise using a January 1, 2026 valuation date.

How DC residential valuation is built

PROPERTY DATA CAMA inventory MARKET SALES Qualified transactions VALUATION MODEL Market calibration APPRAISER Review + refinement PROPOSED VALUE Tax-year notice
Assessment notice ≠ tax bill. If the proposed value looks high, compare property characteristics and relevant sales first. If the value looks correct but the tax amount looks wrong, contact OTR’s billing side rather than arguing the market value.
Open DC assessment guidance Check your proposed assessment
2026 tax-payment calendar

The next regular DC real-property tax deadline is September 15, 2026

First half March 31, 2026

Covers the October 1–March 31 half-year period. This date has passed.

Second half September 15, 2026

Covers the April 1–September 30 half-year period.

Delayed bills Check the bill

OTR adjusts due dates for qualifying delayed real-property bills.

Do not assume September 15 applies if OTR issued a delayed bill. DC publishes separate delayed-bill information, and those accounts can receive adjusted due dates.

Pay online without creating a MyTax login

Open MyTax.DC.gov Choose “Make a Real Property Payment.”
Search the property Enter the SSL or street address.
Open the correct account Confirm the physical address and SSL before selecting a tax account.
Choose the payment method ACH/eCheck is free; credit/debit card payment carries a processor fee.
Confirm the amount Use the live account rather than an estimate from assessed value.
Save the submission reference Keep the confirmation number with your tax records.
$0 ACH/eCheck fee on MyTax
2.25% Current non-refundable card convenience fee
5 PM Online authorization cutoff for same-day effective date
$100K Maximum real-property card transaction including fee
2/mo Maximum card transactions per month
Payment timing quirk: OTR says online payments authorized before 5 p.m. Eastern are effective the same day, and real-property online payments cannot be scheduled for a later date.
Make a real-property payment Check due dates and delayed bills Read official payment instructions
Current tax-rate decoder

DC tax rate depends on the property’s classification

Current DC real-property tax rates per $100 of assessed value
Class
Property type
Current rate
Important detail
Class 1A
Residential property including multifamily
$0.85 per $100
Applies regardless of value for Class 1A.
Class 1B
Residential property with no more than two dwelling units
$0.85 / $1.00 split
First $2.558 million at $0.85; value above that threshold at $1.00.
Class 2
Commercial / industrial up to $5 million
$1.65 per $100
Uses the property’s total assessed-value tier.
Class 2
Commercial / industrial above $5M through $10M
$1.77 per $100
Check the current classification and total assessed value.
Class 2
Commercial / industrial above $10M
$1.89 per $100
Higher commercial tier.
Class 3
Vacant real property
$5.00 per $100
Vacant classification is controlled by DOB.
Class 4
Blighted real property
$10.00 per $100
Blighted classification is controlled by DOB.

Residential example before relief

$500,000 VALUE Divide by 100 5,000 UNITS Multiply × $0.85 $4,250 TAX Before relief / credits
Do not apply Class 1B’s $1.00 rate to the entire property. For a qualifying Class 1B property above the threshold, OTR applies $0.85 to the first $2.558 million of assessed value and $1.00 only to the portion above the threshold.
Check current DC tax rates
Homestead and homeowner relief

Check the benefits before assuming the full assessment is taxable

Major DC homeowner property-tax benefits
Program
2026 benefit / rule
Main eligibility clue
Important timing
Homestead Deduction
$91,950 reduction in assessed value for TY2026
Owner-occupied principal residence; generally no more than five dwelling units.
Oct. 1–Mar. 31 approval = full tax-year benefit; Apr. 1–Sep. 30 = half benefit on second-half bill.
Senior Citizen Tax Relief
50% reduction in qualified property tax
Age 65+, at least 50% ownership, domicile and income requirements.
Application can be made when eligibility begins.
Disabled Property Owner Relief
50% reduction in qualified property tax
Qualifying disability, at least 50% ownership, domicile and income rules.
Apply through MyTax.
Disabled Veterans’ Homestead Deduction
$445,000 assessed-value deduction under qualifying rules
Qualifying VA disability, ownership, domicile and income rules.
Current law also covers an eligible spouse in specified circumstances.
Low-Income Senior Tax Deferral
May defer property tax rather than reduce the assessment
Senior owner with household AGI below the program threshold and other ownership/residency conditions.
Apply through MyTax and understand repayment/interest rules.

2026 Homestead and Senior/Disabled numbers

$91,950 TY2026 Homestead assessed-value deduction
$781.58 Published annual Homestead tax savings at the Class 1 rate
50% Senior or Disabled property-tax reduction if qualified
$163,500 TY2026 household federal AGI ceiling for Senior/Disabled relief
50%+ Minimum ownership interest for Senior/Disabled relief
Income-year detail: for Tax Year 2026 Senior/Disabled relief, OTR states that the total 2024 federal adjusted gross income of household residents, excluding qualifying fair-market-rent tenants, must be below $163,500.

Apply on MyTax without logging in

Open MyTax.DC.gov Go to the Real Property area.
Choose View More Options Find the Real Property Quick Links.
Select ASD-100 Choose the Homestead Deduction application including Senior/Disabled Tax Relief.
Find your property Search by SSL or address and open the correct result.
Complete the eligibility questions Review ownership, principal residence, domicile and household-income requirements.
Save the submission confirmation OTR provides a confirmation number and email image of the submitted application.
Moving out or losing eligibility? OTR requires cancellation within 30 days of the change. Do not assume the benefit transfers automatically to another DC property.
Read current tax-relief rules Apply through MyTax
Assessment appeal

The regular TY2027 April 1 appeal deadline has passed

As of August 22, 2026: OTR began mailing TY2027 proposed assessment notices on February 24, 2026, and the regular first-level deadline was April 1, 2026. Do not file a generic old-year form and assume it will preserve appeal rights.
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VERIFY Confirm tax year, SSL and proposed assessment.
02
EVIDENCE Gather appraisal, sale, comparable, condition or classification evidence.
03
FIRST LEVEL Administrative review must come before RPTAC.
04
RPTAC Appeal an administrative decision within the applicable 45-day period.
05
COURT Superior Court is the third-level route after RPTAC.

Evidence matched to the reason for appeal

Recent purchase Settlement statement, deed and transaction facts showing market exposure.
Comparable sales Similar property sales near the valuation date and market area.
Physical-condition issue Dated photographs, inspection reports and repair estimates.
Incorrect property characteristics Plans, permits, measurements or records showing the factual error.
Classification issue Evidence of actual property use. Class 3/4 disputes are handled through DOB rather than the normal value form.
Equalization Carefully selected comparable assessments supporting inconsistent treatment.
Free evidence from OTR: DC states that a property owner is entitled, at no charge, to a copy of the property’s worksheet and a sales list for the area in which the property is located.

Special situations after the regular deadline

New owner

OTR states that new owners may, under most circumstances, have a separate administrative-review opportunity within 45 days of purchase. Confirm the current rule using the SSL and purchase date.

OR
Supplemental assessment

Supplemental assessments use their own review procedure and deadlines. Check the notice itself rather than applying the expired regular TY2027 April 1 date.

Assessment Division call script “I am calling about SSL [number], Tax Year [year], proposed value [amount]. The regular appeal deadline has passed / I purchased the property on [date] / I received a supplemental notice. Which current administrative-review form and filing deadline applies to this account?”
Read DC assessment appeal rights Open current forms and deadlines Call OTR: 202-727-4829
GIS, SSL and survey records

Use the DC map to locate the tax account—but not as a boundary survey

OTR Assessment Map

Use it for assessment, sales, SSL, property type, wards and map context.

Master Address Repository

Use it to confirm an official DC address and related property identifiers.

SurDocs

Use the Surveyor Document System for plats, subdivisions and historic land records.

Recorded deed

Use Recorder of Deeds for legal instrument history and ownership documents.

GIS boundary warning: OTR states its GIS data is provided for property-assessment purposes and does not guarantee accuracy for other uses. Do not locate a fence, addition, retaining wall or other improvement from an online assessment-map line alone.

Why SSL and record-lot numbers can differ

DC land systems contain record lots, tax lots, condominium lots, air-rights lots, possessory-interest accounts and other property types. A tax lot can supersede underlying record lots for taxation even though the older record geometry still exists in land records.

Open OTR GIS tools Open Surveyor land records
Deeds, liens and instruments

Use Recorder of Deeds when ownership must be verified from the recorded document

The DC Recorder of Deeds is the official repository for land records and general public instruments in the District. Its online public-record system provides document index information and images from August 1921 forward.

Search by SSL
  1. Copy the active SSL from MyTax.
  2. Open Recorder of Deeds public records.
  3. Search the property identifier.
  4. Compare instrument dates and parties.
  5. Open the actual document image.
Best property-to-document bridge
Search by owner
  1. Use the legal name shown on the tax record.
  2. Try former owner when researching a sale.
  3. Search entity name variations when needed.
  4. Match the property SSL before relying on the result.
  5. Check releases when researching liens.
Useful when MyTax owner search is not available
Search by instrument
  1. Copy the transfer instrument number when shown.
  2. Search the exact instrument reference.
  3. Open the recorded image.
  4. Check grantor, grantee and legal description.
  5. Save the instrument date and number.
Fastest exact deed lookup
Do not treat the tax-roll owner field as a title opinion. MyTax is excellent for identifying the parcel and displayed owner, but legal ownership questions should be tied back to recorded instruments and, when necessary, professional title research.
Search Recorder of Deeds records Read DC Recorder guidance
Buyer / lender due diligence

A $15 tax certificate answers more than the public assessment screen

For a purchase or formal tax-status check, DC’s Real Property Tax Certificate can show whether general real-property taxes are in arrears and can include unpaid obligations such as water and sewer charges, Clean City liabilities, BID taxes, vault rents and special assessments.

$15 Non-refundable fee per lot
10 days Published maximum processing window in business days
Email Certificate delivery method
$0 eCheck payment fee
No rush OTR says rush requests are not accepted

Order a tax certificate

Open MyTax.DC.gov Choose View More Options.
Select Tax Certificate Application Enter the requestor information.
Add each SSL OTR validates the SSL against the Real Property Assessment Database.
Submit and pay Use the available payment method and save the confirmation page.
Watch the email address supplied Certificates are delivered electronically in the order received.
Read tax-certificate instructions Open MyTax
Vacant and blighted classification

A Class 3 or Class 4 dispute does not start as a normal assessment-value appeal

Class 3 · Vacant

Current rate: $5.00 per $100 of assessed value.

The Department of Buildings controls vacant classification.

Class 4 · Blighted

Current rate: $10.00 per $100 of assessed value.

The Department of Buildings controls blighted classification.

Do not file the normal OTR value-appeal form solely to dispute Class 3/Class 4 status. OTR’s appeal materials direct vacant/blighted classification questions to the Department of Buildings.
Vacant-status email/call prep Have the property address, SSL, current Class 3 or Class 4 status, occupancy/use evidence, permits or inspection information ready before contacting DOB.
Call DOB: 202-671-3500 Open OTR vacant/blighted routing
Contact and visit planning

DC property-assessment help is centered at 1101 4th Street SW

Office of Tax and Revenue
1101 4th Street SW
Suite W270
Washington, DC 20024
Customer service

202-727-4829

Fax: 202-442-6890

TTY: 711

Published service hours

Monday–Friday

8:15 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

Except District holidays

Bring this information before calling or visiting

Square-Suffix-Lot number
Physical property address
Tax year involved
Current and proposed assessment
Assessment notice or tax bill
Purchase date if you are a new owner
Instrument number if ownership changed
Specific relief or appeal form name
Internal research help

Why DC is different from a normal county-auditor search

If you are comparing DC with another state, the national CountyAuditors.org office-routing guide explains why the person who assesses property, calculates tax, collects payment and records deeds may have a different office title in each jurisdiction.

Open the County Auditor Directory
10 practical answers

DC property tax assessment and records FAQs

How do I search DC property tax records?

Open MyTax.DC.gov, go to the Real Property section, choose “Search Real Property by Address or SSL,” enter the premise address or Square-Suffix-Lot number, click Search and then click the SSL hyperlink in the result to open the full account.

Can I search a DC property by owner name?

The main MyTax real-property search is designed around a street address or SSL rather than owner name. The property result displays owner information. For recorded ownership history, the Recorder of Deeds online public-record system supports owner-name and instrument research.

What does SSL mean in DC property records?

SSL means Square, Suffix and Lot. It is the core property identifier used across DC assessment, tax, GIS, deed, appeal and tax-certificate workflows. Many properties have no suffix, so that part may appear blank.

What percentage of market value is assessed in Washington, DC?

DC Real Property Tax Administration strives to assess real property at 100% of estimated market value. The assessment is not the tax bill; the applicable tax rate and relief programs are applied separately.

When are DC property taxes due in 2026?

The regular first-half payment was due March 31, 2026. The regular second-half payment is due September 15, 2026. A delayed property tax bill can have an adjusted due date, so use the actual OTR bill or MyTax account when a bill was issued late.

What is the DC residential property tax rate?

Class 1A residential property is currently taxed at $0.85 per $100 of assessed value. Class 1B property with no more than two dwelling units uses $0.85 on the first $2.558 million of assessed value and $1.00 on the portion above that threshold.

How much is the DC Homestead Deduction for 2026?

The Tax Year 2026 Homestead Deduction reduces qualifying assessed value by $91,950. OTR states this equals $781.58 in annual tax savings at the ordinary $0.85 Class 1 rate.

Can I still appeal my TY2027 DC property assessment?

The regular first-level Tax Year 2027 appeal deadline was April 1, 2026 and has passed. New owners and supplemental assessments can have different review rights or deadlines, so contact OTR with the SSL, notice type and purchase or notice date before filing.

Where can I find a DC deed or lien?

Use the DC Recorder of Deeds Online Public Records system. You can research recorded instruments using property or party information, and the online system provides index information and document images from August 1921 forward.

Are DC GIS parcel lines legal boundaries?

No. OTR’s GIS is intended for property-assessment and mapping purposes and is not a substitute for a recorded plat, deed, Surveyor record or professional boundary survey.

Information reviewed August 22, 2026: MyTax real-property search workflow, DC’s 100% market-value assessment standard, TY2027 valuation date and appeal deadline, 2026 bill due dates, current property tax rates, TY2026 Homestead and Senior/Disabled relief figures, payment fees, Recorder of Deeds access, GIS data limitations and OTR contact information were checked against current District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue, DC.gov, DC GIS and Department of Buildings sources.
Independent Guide — Legal, Tax & Records Disclaimer: CountyAuditors.org is an independent informational directory. It is not the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue, Real Property Tax Administration, Recorder of Deeds, Department of Buildings, Real Property Tax Appeals Commission, Office of the Surveyor or any other DC government agency. This page does not determine ownership, market value, tax liability, appeal rights, Homestead eligibility, vacant-property classification or legal boundaries. Verify current account balances, deadlines, official recorded documents, eligibility and filing instructions with the responsible District agency before making a payment, filing an appeal, buying property or relying on a property record.
Ohio Auditor Tools · Tax Year 2026

10 Ohio Property Tax Calculators & Auditor Tools

Built specifically for Ohio's 35% assessment ratio, current DTE forms, and 2026 Homestead, Owner-Occupancy, CAUV, Conveyance Fee, and Board of Revision rules. Every number reflects verified Ohio Department of Taxation amounts.

Homestead: $29,000 Enhanced Vet: $58,000 OAGI limit: $41,000 Assessment: 35% of market BOR filing: Free · DTE 1

Annual Tax Bill Estimator

OHIO

Applies Ohio's 35% assessment ratio plus your county's effective millage tier — the actual math your auditor uses.

Pick a county tier and enter your market value.

Homestead Reduction Calculator

DTE 105A

2026 Ohio Homestead: $29,000 general or $58,000 enhanced (100% disabled vet, KIA spouse). OAGI under $41,000 required for non-veteran applicants.

Pick your situation and enter your home value.

Owner-Occupancy & Non-Business Credits

DTE 105C

Every Ohio owner-occupied home qualifies for the 2.5% Owner-Occupancy Credit plus the automatic 10% Non-Business Credit. Most owners don't realize these stack.

Enter your annual tax to see both credit amounts.

Conveyance Fee Calculator

ORC 322

When you sell or transfer Ohio property, the auditor collects $1 state + up to $3 county per $1,000, plus $0.50 per parcel. Counties choose their rate.

Enter sale price and pick your county rate.

CAUV Agricultural Savings

DTE 109

Ohio's Current Agricultural Use Value cuts taxable value dramatically for farmland (10+ acres, or smaller with $2,500+ annual gross income).

Enter both market and CAUV values to see savings.

Mill Rate Converter

Ohio tax rates appear three ways on auditor sites: mills, percent, or dollars per $1,000. Convert between them instantly.

Enter a rate to see all three forms.

Parcel Number Cleaner

Ohio's 88 counties each format parcels differently — Franklin uses 010-123456-00, Cuyahoga uses 001-23-456, Hamilton uses 100-0001-0001-00. Auto-detects.

Paste any Ohio county parcel to format it.

35% Ratio Sanity Check

Ohio law sets taxable value at 35% of market value. If yours is significantly higher, you're a strong BOR appeal candidate.

Enter both values to compare against Ohio's 35% target.

BOR Appeal Savings

DTE 1

A successful Board of Revision complaint typically cuts your value 10–20%. Filing is free and stays in effect until the next reappraisal.

Enter your tax bill and reduction estimate.

BOR Deadline Countdown

MAR 31

Ohio's statutory Board of Revision filing deadline is March 31 for the prior tax year. Miss it and you wait until next year — no extensions.

Set your deadline to start the countdown.

Verify with the official Ohio source

These calculators use the verified 2026 Ohio Department of Taxation amounts and statutory rules. For your exact bill, exemption status, and county-specific deadlines, always confirm with your county auditor and the Ohio Revised Code:

Ohio Dept. of Taxation — Real Property DTE Forms (105A, 105C, 1, 109) ORC 5715 — Board of Revision ORC 5713 — Taxable Real Property ORC 322.02 — Conveyance Fee ORC 319.54(F)(3) — State Fee ORC 5713.30 — CAUV tax.ohio.gov — Main Portal

Estimates use Ohio's 35% statutory assessment ratio and effective tax rate tiers averaged across major Ohio counties. Your actual bill depends on local school levies, voted millage, inside vs. outside millage splits, House Bill 920 reduction factors (HB 920), and special assessments. The 2026 Homestead general amount ($29,000) and enhanced amount ($58,000) reflect HB 187 inflation indexing — your county auditor's office may show slightly different transitional figures. Nothing here is legal or tax advice. CountyAuditors.org is an independent informational directory, not affiliated with any county government.

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