Stafford County VA Personal Property Tax: Pay, Car Tax & Relief

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Stafford County, Virginia · Car Tax · ePay · PPTRA · Assessment Help

Understand the Stafford Car Tax Before You Pay the Next Installment

Stafford County personal property tax is not a one-step bill. The Commissioner of the Revenue determines the taxable personal property and assessment, while the Treasurer bills, collects and posts the payment. Vehicle owners therefore need to know which office controls the problem before calling.

This guide walks through Stafford ePay, 2026 installment timing, payment verification, vehicle assessment questions, PPTRA car-tax relief, new or sold vehicles, military and disabled-veteran issues, business-use classification, delinquent accounts and the records worth saving after payment.

See 2026 status Pay or lookup tax Fix assessment issue
Do not use the Alexandria, Fairfax, Prince William or Fredericksburg car-tax rate for a Stafford vehicle. Virginia personal property taxes are administered locally. A Stafford County vehicle account should be calculated from the Stafford assessment, Stafford’s applicable current rate and the relief or exemption shown for that account.

Quick answer: first half is past; second half is still ahead

Stafford County divides personal property tax into two billings. The recurring first-half deadline is June 5. The recurring second-half deadline is December 5 or the next business day when the date lands on a weekend.

1 Find the bill Open Stafford ePay and identify the correct tax account.
2 Check installment Separate first-half, second-half and delinquent balances.
3 Pay or correct Treasurer for payment; Commissioner for assessment.
4 Verify posting Save confirmation and recheck the account.

Stafford personal property facts

1st half June 5
2nd half December 5 / next business day
Treasurer 540-658-8700
Commissioner 540-658-4132
ePay Current tax-payment portal
Assessment office Commissioner of Revenue
Collection office Treasurer
Government Center 1300 Courthouse Road
DMV Select Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
PPTRA Qualifying personal-use vehicles
2026 first half June 5, 2026

The recurring first-half deadline has passed.

Right now Check account

Verify whether the first-half installment posted correctly.

Recurring second half December 5

December 5, 2026 falls on Saturday.

Next business day December 7, 2026

Monday is the practical next-business-day date unless Stafford publishes a special change.

Open Stafford ePay Call Treasurer: 540-658-8700

Choose the tax problem you need to solve

Jump to the action that matches your situation instead of reading the entire guide.

Office routing

Assessment and payment belong to different offices

Commissioner of the Revenue

Use the Commissioner for:

  • Vehicle or personal property assessment
  • Taxable situs or garage-location questions
  • Vehicle added or removed from the tax roll
  • Assessment-value review
  • PPTRA qualification
  • Business-use classification
  • Military or special vehicle classification
  • Business tangible personal property
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Stafford County Treasurer

Use the Treasurer for:

  • Current amount due
  • Online payment questions
  • Payment posting
  • Missing or duplicate payment
  • Delinquent balances
  • Penalty and interest
  • Payment receipt questions
  • Tax collection status
Where should your question go?
Problem
Correct office
What to have ready
My vehicle value is too high
Commissioner
VIN, account, mileage, condition evidence and tax year.
My payment is not showing
Treasurer
Account, amount, date, confirmation number and payment method.
I sold the vehicle
Commissioner
Sale date, buyer/trade paperwork and DMV update.
I need my current payoff
Treasurer
Account number and taxpayer information.
PPTRA relief is missing
Commissioner
Vehicle ownership and personal/business-use facts.
My check cleared but tax remains due
Treasurer
Cleared payment proof and bill/account number.
Vehicle is garaged outside Stafford
Commissioner
Move date, new registration and garage-location proof.
Online bill lookup & payment

Stafford tax payments have moved to ePay

Portal change: Stafford’s former Personal/Business Property Tax Search and Payment page now states that Personal/Business Property, Real Estate and Utility payments have moved to staffordcountyva.gov/epay.

Use ePay in this order

Open Stafford’s official ePay page Start from the County-controlled payment path rather than a search-engine advertisement or unrelated tax-payment website.
Choose the personal property account Do not accidentally enter the real-estate or utility payment workflow.
Identify the correct taxpayer or account Follow the current portal prompts using the information printed on the tax bill.
Verify the vehicle and tax period Check that the displayed account belongs to the vehicle or personal property you intend to pay.
Separate installments from delinquent amounts A balance can contain current-year and older amounts. Review the tax year and installment rather than paying from the headline number alone.
Review the checkout total Read the payment method, applicable processing charge and final total before authorization.
Save the confirmation Keep the account, amount, payment date, payment method and confirmation number.
01
Open ePay Use Stafford County’s current tax-payment entry point.
02
Find account Match taxpayer, bill and vehicle.
03
Check installment First half, second half or delinquent amount.
04
Submit payment Review the final checkout total.
05
Verify posting Reopen the account and retain confirmation.
Do not use the retired payment page as your final checkout. The older Stafford Virginia Interactive page remains searchable on the web but currently tells taxpayers that tax payments have moved to the County’s ePay system.
Open Stafford County ePay See old portal migration notice
Receipt & payment verification

After paying, verify that the tax landed on the correct account

Save the electronic confirmation immediately Do not close the browser before recording the confirmation or saving the receipt screen.
Record the exact amount paid This helps distinguish a first-half payment from a full balance or prior-year payment.
Return to the account Reopen ePay after processing and compare the displayed balance.
Check the correct tax year A payment may be applied to an older delinquent amount depending on the account.
Escalate any mismatch Contact the Treasurer if the bank/payment confirmation does not match Stafford’s account record.
Taxpayer name
Account or bill number
Vehicle or property description
Tax year
Installment
Payment date
Amount
Confirmation number
Payment-posting call script “I paid Stafford County personal property tax for account [number] on [date] for [$amount]. My confirmation is [number]. Can you confirm which tax year and installment received the payment and whether any balance remains?”
Recheck ePay account Call Treasurer: 540-658-8700
Bill decoder

Read the Stafford tax bill before comparing it with another vehicle

The annual liability is split into two collections

Stafford County’s personal property tax rate is adopted annually, while the Treasurer divides the tax into first- and second-half billing. That means a June payment is not necessarily the entire annual car-tax obligation.

Before comparing your tax with a friend or neighboring county, compare assessed value, tax class, applicable rate, PPTRA treatment, taxable period and any credit or exemption.

Fields that matter on a personal property tax bill
Field
What it means
Why to check it
Tax year
Year for which the assessment and tax apply.
Do not confuse an old delinquency with the current bill.
Property / vehicle
The item Stafford is taxing.
Confirm the vehicle was actually owned or taxable for that period.
Assessed value
Taxable valuation determined by the assessing office.
Assessment questions belong with the Commissioner.
Tax class
Classification that determines applicable rate or treatment.
Some special categories receive different treatment.
PPTRA / relief
Applicable Virginia car-tax relief for a qualifying vehicle.
A missing or incorrect classification can change the bill materially.
First half
First installment of the year.
Recurring due date is June 5.
Second half
Remaining installment for the year.
Recurring due date is December 5 or next business day.
Penalty / interest
Amounts related to delinquency.
Use ePay or Treasurer for the live payoff rather than an older printed bill.
2026 rate accuracy

Do not silently carry Stafford’s 2025 rate into a 2026 calculation

The current bill controls.

Virginia Department of Taxation currently publishes its statewide Local Tax Rates Survey through Tax Year 2025. Stafford’s indexed official budget material also exposes a “Personal Property Tax Rates for Calendar Year 2025” table rather than a clearly indexed Calendar Year 2026 vehicle table.

For that reason, a useful 2026 guide should not label an older number as the current vehicle rate without verification. Read the 2026 Stafford bill or ask the Commissioner of the Revenue for the adopted rate applying to that specific vehicle class.

Historical context only: Virginia Tax’s TY2025 survey has been cited publicly as showing Stafford’s general tangible personal property rate at $5.72 per $100. Treat that as a prior-year reference—not as proof that the identical rate applies to your 2026 vehicle.
How to calculate once the current rate and relief are confirmed
1 · Assessment Start with Stafford’s taxable vehicle value.
2 · Applicable rate Use the current rate for that vehicle class.
3 · Relief Subtract qualifying PPTRA or exemption.
4 · Installment Compare annual amount with first/second-half billing.
Rate-verification script “I need to calculate 2026 personal property tax for vehicle/account [number]. What is the adopted 2026 rate for this vehicle class, what assessed value is being used, and what PPTRA or other relief is applied?”
Commissioner: 540-658-4132 Email Commissioner
Virginia car-tax relief

PPTRA can reduce the tax on a qualifying personal-use vehicle

Qualification is about ownership and use—not simply having Virginia plates

Personal-use vehicle Relief is designed for qualifying vehicles owned or leased by individuals under Virginia’s PPTRA rules.
Business use matters A vehicle can lose PPTRA eligibility when its business use meets the statutory tests.
Stafford determines local application The Commissioner evaluates vehicle classification and the Stafford bill reflects applicable relief.

Virginia DMV’s business-use screening questions

Is more than 50% of annual mileage claimed as a business expense or reimbursed?
Is more than 50% of vehicle depreciation deducted as a business expense?
Was the vehicle cost expensed under federal Section 179?
For an individual lease, does the leasing company pay the tax without reimbursement?
Do not borrow another Virginia locality’s 2026 PPTRA percentage. PPTRA treatment differs by locality. A Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William or Alexandria percentage is not automatically Stafford County’s percentage.
Best verification: compare the 2026 Stafford bill with the Commissioner’s classification. If relief is missing and you believe the vehicle qualifies, resolve the classification before assuming the billed amount is final.
Check Virginia PPTRA qualification Ask Stafford Commissioner
Assessment review

If the vehicle value looks wrong, challenge the inputs—not just the tax total

Virginia law places fair-market-value assessment responsibility with local Commissioners of the Revenue and allows recognized pricing guides for cars and trucks. If the value shown on the Stafford bill does not reflect the vehicle’s actual condition or identity, start with the Commissioner rather than the Treasurer.

Wrong vehicle VIN, registration, make, model, year and trim documentation.
High mileage Odometer reading, dated inspection or service record showing mileage.
Major damage Photographs, insurance estimate and repair documentation.
Mechanical failure Diagnostic report and repair estimate from a qualified repair facility.
Wrong taxable period Bill of sale, trade document, new registration or disposal evidence.
Wrong situs Proof of where the vehicle was normally garaged or registered during the disputed period.

Assessment-review workflow

Copy the exact assessment from the bill Record the tax year, vehicle description, assessed value and classification.
Confirm the VIN A trim, model or vehicle-identification mismatch can affect valuation.
Identify the specific reason the value is wrong “My bill is high” is weaker than documented mileage, damage, mechanical failure or identity error.
Collect dated evidence Evidence should connect the problem to the relevant assessment period.
Ask for Stafford’s current review procedure Requirements can differ by tax year and circumstance.
Keep payment obligations separate from the appeal Ask whether tax must still be paid while the review is pending to avoid avoidable collection costs.
Assessment call script “My 2026 Stafford personal property bill for vehicle [VIN ending] shows an assessed value of [$value]. I believe it is overstated because of [mileage, condition, damage, wrong model, disposal or situs]. What evidence and current review form do you require?”
Call Commissioner: 540-658-4132 Email commrev@staffordcountyva.gov
Vehicle lifecycle

Buying, selling or moving a vehicle can change Stafford tax liability

01
BUY / MOVE Vehicle becomes connected with Stafford.
02
DMV Keep Virginia registration information current.
03
COMMISSIONER Confirm Stafford’s personal property record.
04
TAX BILL Review assessment and installment.
05
SELL / MOVE OUT Supply documentation needed to adjust the account.

When a vehicle leaves your ownership or Stafford

Evidence that helps close or correct the tax record
Event
Useful evidence
Why it matters
Vehicle sold
Bill of sale or title/transfer documentation.
Establishes disposal date.
Vehicle traded
Dealer purchase or trade paperwork.
Connects old vehicle disposition with replacement vehicle.
Moved to another locality
Updated DMV record and new locality documentation.
Helps establish new taxable situs.
Moved out of Virginia
New state registration and move documentation.
Supports the date Stafford tax situs ended.
Vehicle totaled
Insurance total-loss statement.
Documents loss or disposal.
Vehicle stolen
Police report or case number.
Supports removal or tax-period review.
Do not rely on only one system. Updating Virginia DMV is important, but if Stafford continues showing the vehicle, contact the Commissioner and provide the documentation needed to correct the local tax record.
Military & special vehicle classifications

Stafford’s military population makes ownership and domicile questions especially important

Stafford County includes many residents connected with Marine Corps Base Quantico and other military or federal assignments. A vehicle’s tax treatment can depend on ownership, domicile, spouse status, Virginia residency and the reason the owner is present in Virginia.

Nonresident service member Federal Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protections can affect local taxation when the service member is in Virginia solely because of military orders.
Military spouse Federal military-spouse residency protections can apply when the statutory domicile requirements are met.
100% disabled veteran Stafford budget materials describe a special near-zero tax classification for one qualifying vehicle of a 100% disabled veteran; confirm current 2026 eligibility and documentation with the Commissioner.
Do not assume military status alone creates an exemption. Ownership, domicile, title, spouse status, duty orders and vehicle use can matter. Have Stafford review the actual facts before withholding tax.

Prepare before contacting the Commissioner

Military orders
Home-of-record / domicile documentation
Vehicle title and registration
Ownership percentages
Spouse documentation when relevant
VA disability letter when claiming disabled-veteran treatment
Military-tax call script “I am stationed or residing in Stafford because of military orders. The vehicle is titled to [owner(s)], my legal domicile is [state], and I am asking about [SCRA, spouse relief or disabled-veteran vehicle treatment]. What documentation is required for tax year 2026?”
Delinquent account

If the June installment was missed, use the live ePay balance

The June 5, 2026 first-half deadline has passed. Do not send only the original printed installment amount if the account is already delinquent. Open ePay or contact the Treasurer for the live balance including any applicable penalty, interest or collection amount.

Late-payment recovery path

Open ePay Identify the account and current tax year.
Separate current and prior balances Do not assume all displayed delinquency belongs to the 2026 first half.
Compare with payment records Check bank statements, confirmations and previous receipts.
Ask for the live payoff when uncertain The Treasurer controls collection and posting.
Resolve an assessment problem separately A wrong vehicle value or situs requires the Commissioner even when the account is already delinquent.
Keep second-half timing on your calendar Correcting the first half does not eliminate the second-half billing.
Penalty context: Stafford’s published tax notices have applied a 10% penalty after an unpaid installment deadline and interest afterward. Exact current penalty, interest and collection amounts should be taken from Stafford’s live account rather than calculated from an older notice.
Delinquent-tax script “I need the current payoff for Stafford personal property account [number]. Please identify the tax year, first- or second-half balance, penalty, interest and any collection charges so I can pay the correct amount.”
Check live ePay balance Call Treasurer
Business-property distinction

Business personal property should not be calculated like a family car

Stafford’s Commissioner assesses more than privately owned vehicles. The County also administers business tangible property, machinery and tools, merchants’ capital and other personal property classifications.

Personal vehicle versus business personal property
Question
Personal-use vehicle
Business property
Typical property
Car, truck, motorcycle or qualifying personal vehicle.
Furniture, fixtures, equipment and other taxable business assets.
PPTRA
May qualify when state personal-use rules are met.
Do not assume vehicle-style PPTRA applies.
Assessment issue
Vehicle value, identity, condition, situs or use.
Asset listing, classification, original cost, depreciation or taxable situs.
Office
Commissioner of the Revenue.
Commissioner of the Revenue.
Payment
Stafford ePay / Treasurer.
Stafford ePay / Treasurer after assessment and filing.
Business owners: Stafford’s economic-development guidance states that businesses register with the Commissioner and file annual business property information, with separate business filing requirements. Do not use this vehicle-focused guide as a substitute for a business tangible personal property return.
Open Stafford business e-filing Commissioner: 540-658-4132
Contacts & in-person help

Who to contact in Stafford County

Stafford tax and vehicle contacts
Office
Best for
Contact
Address / notes
Commissioner of the Revenue
Assessment, personal property record, vehicle classification, PPTRA and business property.
540-658-4132
commrev@staffordcountyva.gov
Scott Mayausky, Commissioner
P.O. Box 98
Stafford, VA 22555-0098
Treasurer
Billing, payments, posting and delinquent accounts.
540-658-8700
Stafford County Government Center
1300 Courthouse Road
Stafford, VA 22554
Stafford DMV Select
Vehicle titles, registrations, plates and certain DMV transactions.
Stafford DMV Select
1300 Courthouse Road
Stafford, VA 22554
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Useful Stafford advantage: the DMV Select and County government functions are located at the 1300 Courthouse Road government complex, which can be helpful when a tax issue also requires an eligible DMV title or registration transaction.
Check Stafford DMV Select Call Treasurer Call Commissioner
Practical error prevention

Ten mistakes that make Stafford car-tax problems harder

Paying from the retired portal Use Stafford’s current ePay entry point.
Calling the Treasurer about assessed value Assessment belongs with the Commissioner.
Calling the Commissioner about a missing payment Payment posting belongs with the Treasurer.
Treating June as the entire annual bill Stafford divides personal property tax into two installments.
Using a 2025 tax rate as a verified 2026 rate Confirm the rate from the current Stafford bill.
Using another locality’s PPTRA percentage PPTRA application is locality-specific.
Ignoring a vehicle after sale or move Keep DMV and the Stafford tax record current.
Complaining only that the tax is high An assessment review is stronger with specific mileage, damage, identity or situs evidence.
Throwing away the payment confirmation Keep it until Stafford’s account reflects the payment.
Assuming military status automatically removes tax Eligibility depends on the actual federal/state/local facts and documentation.
10 practical answers

Stafford County VA personal property tax FAQs

How do I pay Stafford County VA personal property tax online?

Use Stafford County’s official ePay system. The County’s former Personal/Business Property Tax Search and Payment page now directs taxpayers to staffordcountyva.gov/epay. Verify the taxpayer, vehicle or account and installment before submitting payment.

When is Stafford County personal property tax due in 2026?

Stafford County personal property tax is billed in two installments. The recurring first-half due date is June 5. The recurring second-half due date is December 5 or the next business day when December 5 falls on a weekend. In 2026, June 5 was a Friday and December 5 falls on a Saturday, making Monday, December 7 the practical next-business-day deadline unless Stafford County publishes a special change.

Who handles Stafford County vehicle assessments?

The Stafford County Commissioner of the Revenue assesses tangible personal property including vehicles, trailers, motor homes, business property, machinery and tools, merchants capital and mobile homes.

Who collects Stafford County personal property tax?

The Stafford County Treasurer handles tax billing and collection. Assessment or vehicle-value questions generally belong with the Commissioner of the Revenue, while payment, posting and delinquent-balance questions belong with the Treasurer.

What is the Stafford County vehicle personal property tax rate for 2026?

Do not automatically use an older tax rate for a 2026 calculation. Virginia Tax’s latest statewide Local Tax Rates Survey currently published is for Tax Year 2025, and Stafford’s indexed official budget material exposes a Calendar Year 2025 personal property rate table. Verify the rate printed on the current 2026 Stafford bill or with the Commissioner of the Revenue before calculating a 2026 liability.

Does Virginia car tax relief apply in Stafford County?

Qualifying personal-use vehicles may receive relief under Virginia’s Personal Property Tax Relief Act. Qualification generally depends on vehicle ownership and business use, and relief applies only under the applicable state and local rules. Confirm Stafford County’s current-year treatment on the bill or with the Commissioner of the Revenue.

What if my Stafford County vehicle value looks too high?

Contact the Commissioner of the Revenue and ask for the current assessment-review procedure. Prepare the VIN, tax account, mileage, photographs, condition information, mechanical documentation and any other evidence showing why the standard assessed value may not reflect fair market value.

What should I do after selling or moving a vehicle out of Stafford County?

Update Virginia DMV and contact the Stafford County Commissioner of the Revenue so the local personal property record can be reviewed. Keep proof of sale, trade, disposal, move date, new registration or other documentation showing when the vehicle stopped having taxable situs in Stafford County.

Can I verify Stafford County personal property tax payment online?

Use Stafford County ePay to review the account after payment. Save the payment confirmation and compare it with the account balance or payment history. Contact the Treasurer at 540-658-8700 if the confirmation and account do not agree.

Where is the Stafford County Treasurer and DMV Select?

The Stafford DMV Select and County government offices are at 1300 Courthouse Road, Stafford, Virginia 22554. Virginia DMV currently lists the Stafford DMV Select as open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Information reviewed August 12, 2026: Stafford’s payment-portal migration to ePay, Commissioner responsibilities, two-installment billing pattern, Stafford Treasurer contact, current Stafford DMV Select location/hours, Virginia PPTRA qualification framework, current Virginia Tax local-rate publication status and Stafford budget information were checked against official Stafford County, Virginia DMV, Virginia Tax and Stafford County budget sources.
Independent tax guide: CountyAuditors.org is not Stafford County, the Commissioner of the Revenue, the Treasurer, Virginia DMV or Virginia Department of Taxation. Tax rates, PPTRA treatment, assessment corrections, penalties and live balances can change. Use the current Stafford bill/ePay account and the responsible county office before making a payment or financial decision.
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.

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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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