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Provides a variety of taxpayer services for the county. Bills for and collects property taxes, pursues delinquent property taxes, processes personal property taxes for business, maintains tax records, administers special taxpayer service programs, invests county funds, disburses funds to school districts and other taxing subdivisions, and pays county bills. Offers a plan for homeowners to prepay their property taxes in monthly installments. Will give information to residents concerning their property taxes.

Offers a tax reduction program which provides Medina County homeowners with relief on a portion of their home value. With homestead, eligible homeowners receive an exemption on a portion of appraised value from taxation for a single family home. Eligible military Veterans receive an additional exemption. Will answer questions and assist with completing forms regarding the reduction.

Provides tax reductions on land used for agricultural purposes. Farmland is assessed at its value for agricultural use, instead of its full market value, in order to ensure the economic viability of agriculture.

Provides reductions in property taxes for eligible homeowners in the county. Amount of reduction is calculating by exempting the first $50,000 of value on the property in question. Will answer questions and assist with completing forms regarding the reduction.

Assures that every parcel of land and the buildings thereon are fairly and uniformly appraised, then assessed for tax purposes. Also handles complaints and disputes over property valuation. Will provide forms and information for schools, churches, charities, and other public-use facilities applying to become exempt from property taxes, but applications must be filed with the State Department of Taxation, not the County Auditor.

For property tax purposes, farmland devoted exclusively to commercial agriculture may be valued according to its current use rather than at its "highest and best" potential use. This provision of Ohio law is known as the Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) program. By permitting values to be set well below true market values, the CAUV normally results in a substantially lower tax bill for working farmers.

Certifies acreage as forest land in order to reduce property tax by 50%. Owner of the forest land must agree to protect and manage the timber thereon according to an agreement with the Division of Forestry. Any change in ownership invalidates the certificate; new owners must reapply.

Provides property valuation assessments, a forum for complaints, property valuation information, and a procedure for eligible individuals to have their property valuation re-evaluated.

Provides a variety of taxpayer services for the county. Bills for and collects property taxes, pursues delinquent property taxes, processes personal property taxes for business, maintains tax records, administers special taxpayer service programs, invests county funds, disburses funds to school districts and other taxing subdivisions, and pays county bills.

Provides reductions in property taxes for eligible homeowners in the county. Amount of reduction is calculated by exempting the first $25,000 of value on the property in question. Answers questions and assists with completing forms related to the reduction.

Enables farmland to be appraised on the basis of its potential productivity instead of market value which may qualify the owner for a farm tax reduction.

Provides assessment of the value of all property, both real and personal, that is located in Grant County.

Provides 2.5% property tax relief to homeowners for their primary place of residency.

Collects real estate taxes, personal property taxes, mobile home taxes, and estate taxes. Fees for conveyances and vendor licenses are also paid in the Treasurer's Office. Payment contracts are available for prepay and delinquent amounts on real estate only.

Provides a way for eligible individuals to make installment payments on ongoing current taxes. Participants may elect to have autuomatic withdrawals from their bank account on a monthly, annual, or semi-annual basis or to pay monthly by coupon.

Provides a variety of taxpayer services for the county. Bills for and collects property taxes, pursues delinquent property taxes, maintains tax records, administers special taxpayer service programs, invests county funds, disburses funds to school districts and other taxing subdivisions, and pays county bills. Will give residents information concerning their property taxes.

Provides tax reductions on land used for agricultural purposes. Farmland is assessed at its value for agricultural use, instead of its full market value in order to ensure the economic viability of agriculture.

Property tax exemption information can be found on the website. Homestead Exemption downloadable forms are available here Homestead.

Assures that land and buildings are fairly and uniformly appraised, then assessed for tax purposes. Also handles complaints and disputes over property valuation.

Provides tax reductions on land used for agricultural purposes. Farmland is assessed at its value for agricultural use instead of its full market value in order to ensure the economic viability of agriculture.

Offers a tax reduction program which provides Lorain County homeowners with relief on a portion of their home value. With homestead, eligible homeowners receive an exemption on a portion of appraised value from taxation for a single family home. Eligible military Veterans receive an additional exemption. Will answer questions and assist with completing forms regarding the reduction.

Provides reductions in property taxes for seniors and disabled homeowners in Allen County. Amount of reduction is calculated by exempting the first $25,000 of value on the property in question. Will answer questions and advise on the basics of completing forms regarding homestead exemption.

The county Auditor is the Chief Fiscal Officer for the county. The office is also responsible for real estate appraisals, Homestead Tax and dog licenses

Provides tax forms and information on the following: * Board of Revision (complaints against valuations and assessments) * Destroyed or Damaged Property * Sales Tax Information * Lodging * Property Tax Exemptions * Homestead Exemptions (for residents 65 and older who meet financial requirements) Also provides access to tax maps and tax estimator.