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   The Pinellas County Property Appraiser’s Office is proud to announce that the International Association of Assessing... Read More. Read More Articles. PHONE: (727) 464-3207 | FAX: (727) 464-3448 | TTY: (727) 464-3370 | HOURS: 8AM TO 5PM (MON - FRI) County Courthouse. 315 Court Street.

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   South County. 2500 34th Street North 2nd Floor. St. Petersburg, FL 33713

3. www.pcpao.govPinellas County Property Appraiser

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   The Pinellas County Property Appraiser's Mid-County Office, located at 13025 Starkey Rd in Largo (co-located with the... Read More. Pinellas Appraiser's Office Receives IAAO Excellence Award Again in 2023. The Pinellas County Property Appraiser’s Office is proud to announce that the International Association of Assessing...

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   Our Mid-County office, located at 13025 Starkey Rd in Largo, will be closed for several months of renovations effective, Monday, January 15, 2024. Public Education. and Outreach. Events. February 15 - Public Education Session: Personal Exemptions. Some property owners may qualify for personal exemptions.

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   For microfilm of Civil and Family cases, please call (727) 464-3904 or email civilcert@mypinellasclerk.gov so that we may pull the microfilm files for your review and shorten your wait time. For assistance, visit 315 Court Street Room 170, Clearwater, FL 33756. Paper Court Records.

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   View an Account Switch to Paperless Update Address with the Property Appraiser Tourist Development Taxes Overview; Pay Now; Register an Account; Report a Violation; Registered Platforms; Ways to Pay; Audits; Exemptions; Refunds; Pinellas County Tourist Development Tax Code; 2023 - 2024 Comparative Report; Local Option CVB Reports

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   Where is the Pinellas County property appraiser's office located?

   • Join our E-newsletter mailing list to receive important updates The Pinellas County Property Appraiser's Mid-County Office, located at 13025 Starkey Rd in Largo (co-located with the... Read More The Pinellas County Property Appraiser’s Office is proud to announce that the International Association of Assessing...

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   What types of records are available in Pinellas County?

   • Various offices throughout Pinellas County are equipped with public view terminals to provide convenient access to online and other records. While many records are electronic, others, particularly older records, may only be available in paper or microfilm format.

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   How much does a record search cost in Pinellas County?

   • Please be sure you are going to a location capable of providing access to the records you seek before visiting. The Pinellas County Clerk's office can perform record searches for cases filed in Pinellas County only. The charge to perform a record search is $7.00 per name, plus $2.00 for each year where an offense is found.

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   What does a property appraiser do?

   • The Property Appraiser determines the value of each property within the county based on pre-established guidelines from the State and mails out the TRIM notices to the citizens. The Property Appraiser is also responsible for determining whether applicants qualify for the various exemptions and caps including Homestead and Save Our Homes.

   How Are My Property Taxes Determined? - Pinellas County

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   Where can I get a juvenile permit in Pinellas County?

   • Juvenile requests must be handled at the Pinellas County Justice Center on 49th Street. Please contact our office at (727) 464-7000 if you need any additional information or have questions regarding this process. Public View Terminals are available at the following locations throughout the county.

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   Who is responsible for taxing people in Pinellas County?

   • There are several taxing authorities that have the legal authority to tax citizens for services they provide. These include the Board of County Commissioners, Pinellas County Schools, municipalities, water management districts, the Juvenile Welfare Board, community service districts and various fire districts.

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8. pinellas.gov › how-are-my-property-taxes-determinedHow Are My Property Taxes Determined? - Pinellas County

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   For more information on these, contact the Property Appraiser’s Exemption Department at (727) 464-3207 to see if you qualify. Truth in Millage (TRIM) Notices. One mill is equal to $1 for every $1,000 of assessed property value. For example, on a $100,000 property, one mill would generate $100.