Where is my Property ID Number?
You can easily find your Property Tax ID Number and PIN number on your property tax notices (usually on the top left of your tax notice). However, if you are unable to see it, refer to our map search and either: (i) search your address or, (ii) enter the homeowner’s name. The ID number will then be displayed for you! Easy.
How is a Folio/Tax/Parcel Number Determined?
A property assessment typically determines a folio/tax/parcel number.
Property Assessments
Property assessment is the process of establishing the dollar value of a property for property tax purposes. Why is this important? Because the amount of property tax paid should form a proportional relationship to the value of the property owned. State law governs this “ad valorem” tax. To calculate it, the taxing authority multiplies your property’s taxable value by a set rate.
Non-ad valorem taxes work differently. They don’t depend on property value. Instead, counties, cities, or special districts charge these fees to fund services like roads, fire protection, garbage pickup, lighting, drainage, and other local needs.
There are three methods to assess a property.
1) The Replacement Method
This method applies to buildings and other structures. This is where assessors estimate how much it would cost, with current rates of material and labor in mind, to replace a given structure. They subtract reasonable depreciation from the structure’s value, then add the value of the land it sits on.
2) The Sales Comparison Method
This method uses the sales figures of similar properties in the immediate area to develop an analysis. The value is then adjusted against the average depending on the property’s unique attributes or lack thereof. For example, if a house has a basketball court while other nearby sold properties do not, the assessed value will rise. Conversely, if a house doesn’t have a basketball court and other sold properties in the area do, the assessed value would decrease.
3) The Income Method
This method applies mostly to income-producing properties, like apartment buildings, malls, and office towers. Assessors look at the property’s annual net income and compare the expected return to similar investments to determine its value.
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Where is my Property Number?
You can find your ID number on your property tax notices (usually on the top left of your tax notice). However, if you cannot see it, refer to our map search and either: (i) search your address or, (ii) enter the homeowner’s name. The ID number will then be displayed for you! Easy.
How is a Folio/Tax/Parcel Number Determined?
A property assessment typically determines a folio/tax/parcel number.
Property Assessments
Property assessment is the process of establishing the dollar value of a property for property tax purposes. Why is this important? Because the amount of property tax paid should form a proportional relationship to the value of the property owned. State law governs this “ad valorem” tax. The taxing authority calculates it by multiplying your property’s taxable value by a set rate.
In contrast, non-ad valorem taxes don’t depend on property value. Counties, cities, or special districts charge these fees to fund services like roads, fire protection, garbage, lighting, and drainage.
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