Every August Florida mails a Notice of Proposed Property Taxes. You have 25 days from the mailing date to petition the Value Adjustment Board — and most people have never heard of it. Paste the notice; see what it says and whether an appeal is worth your time.
Free decoder
The values table (market, assessed, exemptions, taxable) and the taxing-authority table with the mailing date. Add what you know about your home or recent sales nearby.
Why this exists
The TRIM notice isn't a bill — it's the one moment each year you can question the value the county put on your home. The petition is a short form and a small fee. Most owners never file because they can't tell whether the number is high.
How it works
The values table and the date it was mailed. Add recent sales you know about. Nothing stored.
Market vs assessed vs taxable, the effect of your homestead cap, and which taxing authority drove the increase.
Whether the evidence you have makes an appeal worth it, the informal-conference script, and the petition steps — before the 25th day.
Plans
An appeal costs a small county fee and an afternoon. The full version makes sure the afternoon is worth it.
Evidence checklist, the informal-conference script, the petition steps for your county, and a hearing prep sheet.
Several parcels, one season. Non-homestead properties too.
For real-estate agents and property-tax representatives screening clients' notices.
All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. Tax Appeal FL is not an appraiser, attorney or tax representative and does not file petitions for you.
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