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The real property tax is Ohio’s oldest tax. It has been an ad valorem tax – meaning, based on value – since 1825. The department's Tax Equalization Division helps ensure uniformity and fairness in property taxation through its oversight of the appraisal work of local county auditors.
You pay real estate taxes on the assessed value (35% of the property’s appraised value) of your property. The assessed value of the property multiplied by the effective tax rate of voted levies equals the amount owed.
Real Property Information. Property information may be obtained by visiting the following pages: Online Property Search. Residential Mobile Homes. Plat Search. Please submit a Real Property Refund Request Inquiry Form or to submit refund-related questions, request a refund application or obtain contact information.
Individual Tax Rates for each taxation district are established by the State of Ohio and distributed to the Auditor in mid-December of each year. Tax Rate information for each year may be found below.
Real Estate Taxes in Ohio. Or How Did Value * Rate = Become So Difficult. David Graham Greene County Auditor 937-562-5065 dgraham@co.greene.oh.us. Things to Note Before we Start. Appraised vs Assessed Value. Appraised value represents what the auditor thinks a property will sell for at a given point in time.
Click here to access the Lorain County Real Estate Records. You'll have access to basic tax information, property characteristics, maps, images and sketches. If you need assistance with the website call 440-329-5657or email auditor@loraincounty.com.
26 Μαρ 2023 · In Ohio, county auditors must reappraise every real estate parcel in their county once every six-years. Those property values, multiplied by local tax rates, result in the amount that property owners pay in real estate taxes.
