Key property tax dates to know
Florida’s property tax calendar moves fast, and missing a deadline can cost you your appeal. Here are the dates every property owner should have on their radar.
Annual Tax Calendar
The Florida property tax year
A month-by-month look at assessments, notices, deadlines, and payments.
The Property Appraiser establishes the assessed value of your property for the current tax year.
Pay your property taxes by this date to prevent fees and interest from accruing — and to keep any active appeal in good standing.
To keep your VAB appeal active, the required property tax payment must be made by this deadline. This is not the deadline to file an appeal.
Unpaid property taxes are now considered delinquent and begin to accrue additional penalties.
Between June 1 and July 1, the Property Appraiser releases the current tax year's assessments.
The Property Appraiser mails the Truth In Millage (TRIM) Notice showing your proposed assessment and estimated taxes.
The final deadline to file an appeal with the Value Adjustment Board (VAB). Miss this and you forfeit your right to challenge this year's assessment.
The Tax Collector begins accepting property tax payments for the current year, often with early-payment discounts.
** Dates are general guidelines and may vary slightly by county and year. Always confirm with your local Property Appraiser or Tax Collector.
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