Marion County Property Tax Calculator

Estimate your annual property taxes for properties in Marion County, Florida, using the official rate of 1.034%.

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Official Appraisal District Info

For disputes, exemptions, or specific tax payment methods, please reach out to the official agency serving Marion County:

Office Address (State: FL) Official Property Appraiser Office of Marion County, FL
Phone Number N/A
Official Portal http://www.pa.marion.fl.us/ →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tax rate for Marion County?

The official general fund county property tax rate for Marion County is 1.034%. Total effective rates will vary depending on your school district (ISD) and city limits.

Where do I pay my Marion County property taxes?

Payments are typically processed by the local county Tax Assessor-Collector. You can find their portal address at the official site: http://www.pa.marion.fl.us/.

How can I protest my property valuation?

You can file an official protest through the Marion County Appraisal District (CAD) before the annual deadline (typically May 15th or 30 days after the appraisal notice is delivered).

What are the neighboring counties to Marion County?

Adjacent counties include: None. You can check tax rates for these neighboring regions on our site as well.

How to Appeal Property Taxes in Marion County

Florida assessments are made as of January 1st annually. In August, the Property Appraiser mails the TRIM (Truth in Millage) notice. If you disagree with the assessed value or a denied exemption, you can file a petition with the local Value Adjustment Board (VAB).

Florida Property Tax Appeal Process:

  • Audit your TRIM Notice: Review the market value, assessed value, and applied exemptions (like the $50,000 Homestead Exemption).
  • Discuss Informally First: Contact the local Property Appraiser's office. Many valuation discrepancies can be resolved informally before filing a petition.
  • File VAB Petition: File Form DR-486 (Petition to the Value Adjustment Board) online or with the Clerk of Court. There is a non-refundable $15 filing fee per parcel.
  • Compile Evidence & Comps: Gather 3-5 comparable sales that sold near the January 1st lien date or proof of property damage.
Important Florida Deadline: VAB petitions must be filed within **25 days** of the mailing of your TRIM notice (typically late August or early September).