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Welcome
Welcome
Jim Overton
Duval County Tax Collector
231 E. Forsyth Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
(904) 255-5700
Email: taxcollector@coj.net
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Ed Ball Permitting Branch
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
News
In observance of Juneteenth, all Tax Collector offices will be closed.
In observance of Juneteenth, all Tax Collector offices will be closed.
June 01, 2023
All Tax Collector offices will be closed Monday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth. We will reopen Tuesday, June 20th at 8:30am.
Tax Collector Announces Launch of Online Chatbot - Jaxie
Tax Collector Announces Launch of Online Chatbot - Jaxie
April 17, 2023
Duval County Tax Collector Jim Overton announces the launch of a new service to help customers around the clock.
Upcoming Holiday Announcement-President's Day
Upcoming Holiday Announcement-President's Day
February 10, 2023
In observance of President's Day, all Tax Collector offices will be closed Monday, February 20, 2023.
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231 E. Forsyth St, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Yates - Main Branch
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7120 Hogan Road, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Hogan
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12220 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32225
Kernan
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10035 San Jose Boulevard,Jacksonville, FL 32257
Mandarin
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1505 Atlantic BV Neptune Beach, FL 32266
Neptune Beach
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12961-210 North Main St. Jacksonville, FL 32218
North Main Street
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6331 Roosevelt Blvd STE 10, Jacksonville FL 32224
Roosevelt
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4750 Soutel Drive Jacksonville, FL 32208
Soutel
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8299-10 W Beaver Street Jacksonville, FL 32220
Westside
214 N Hogan S, Jacksonville, FL 32202
Ed Ball
Important Dates
HOLIDAY - Juneteenth
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Monday, June 19
Property Taxes 1st Installment due (w/discount)
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Friday, June 30
Company Vehicle/Vessels Renewals Due
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Friday, June 30
HOLIDAY - 4th of July
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Tuesday, July 04
Property Taxes 1st installment due (gross tax only)
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Monday, July 31
HOLIDAY-Labor Day
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Monday, September 04
Property Taxes 2nd Installment Due
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Saturday, September 30
Local Business Tax Renewals Due
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Saturday, September 30
HOLIDAY-Veteran's Day (observed)
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Friday, November 10
HOLIDAY - Thanksgiving Day
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Thursday, November 23
HOLIDAY- Day After Thanksgiving
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Friday, November 24
Property Taxes Due with 4% Discount
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Thursday, November 30
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FAQ
Can I make a payment online if my taxes are delinquent?
Delinquent Property Taxes can be paid online with a credit card (2.5% transaction fee), e-checks are not accepted for Delinquent Property Taxes.
Can I pay my tax bill in installments?
We do offer an installment plan. This plan breaks up your payments into quarterly installments due in June, September, December, and March. For additional information and eligibility criteria for the installment plan
click here
.
Have my taxes been paid? Can I get a payment receipt?
You can view up-to-date payment information on our website under the
Property Tax Search
. To confirm taxes have been paid on a parcel, the If Paid By amount will reflect zero and the payment details will be reflected as shown below. To print a receipt for payment click the Print link at the top of the page.
How can I get a copy of my deed?
The Clerk of Court maintains all deed records. Their website is
www.duvalclerk.com/ccWebsite/
.
How can I see if there are municipal liens on an account?
To view active municipal liens (Nuisance and Demolition, i.e.) for a particular parcel, please enter the account number
here
.
The Special Lien Improvement Book can be found at the bottom of the
Data Requests
page. This includes the 2021 DVI Assessment and the 581 Hospital Liens. The Special Lien Improvement Book is updated regularly and is in an Excel format.
How do I change the mailing address, spelling, name, etc. on my property tax bill?
The Property Appraiser's Office is responsible for maintaining and correcting billing information for each property record. Each year the property records are certified to the Tax Collector for collection. By law, the Tax Collector is prohibited from making corrections to a certified property tax record. Please contact the Property Appraiser to request any address, spelling, or billing corrections. The Property Appraiser website is
www.coj.net/pa
.
My escrow (mortgage) information isn’t correct, what should I do?
If you pay your taxes through an escrow account, the mortgage company is required to request your bill from the Tax Collector each year. As a property owner, you will receive a Do Not Pay Notice in November. This notice looks similar to a tax bill and contains all of your tax information and the name of the mortgage company that requested your bill. The words "Do Not Pay -Informational Notice Only" will be displayed both the top portion of the notice and the stub. If you have escrowed your taxes and received a regular tax bill, you will need to contact your mortgage company immediately. If you do not escrow your annual property taxes and you received a Do Not Pay Notice in error, you may remit payment using the stub included with the notice.
Mortgage companies submit their billing roll to the Tax Collector once a year. If you find the mortgage company listed on your tax record is incorrect, please contact your CORRECT mortgage company to ensure they have your account listed in their billing file. Florida law places the responsibility of knowing your property taxes are due and have been paid on the property owner.
What do the exemption codes mean?
Click here
to view the complete listing of exemption codes. The Property Appraiser is responsible for applying exemptions to each parcel. If you feel there is an error with your exemptions, contact the Property Appraiser at
www.coj.net/pa
.
Why did my tax bill increase/decrease?
The Tax Collector is responsible for collecting the taxes. The Property Appraiser is responsible for determining the amount of taxes due. The Property Appraiser determines each property’s value and applies exemptions as eligible. Taxes increase or decrease due to a change in values, exemptions, and/or millage rates. Each August the Property Appraiser sends a “Truth in Millage (TRIM) Notice” to each property owner. This notice provides a detailed breakdown of the property’s value, exemptions, etc. If you feel there is a discrepancy with the TRIM notice, please contact the Property Appraiser at
www.coj.net/pa
.
Why do you charge a credit card transaction "convenience fee"?
We are aware some taxpayers like the option of paying via credit card. There is a fee of 2.5% of the total transaction to use a credit card as payment. This fee is charged by the credit card processing vendor. Neither the City of Jacksonville nor the Tax Collector’s Office receives any portion of this fee. You can avoid the fee by mailing in your payment (check or money order) or by paying at one of our nine branches with check or cash.
Can I renew my tag and registration and pick it up the same day?
Yes, you can renew your tag and registration using our online service listed on our website under “Online Payments” or by visiting the following link:
https://renewexpress.com/duval/renewals
Where are Self Service Tag Renewal kiosks located in Jacksonville?
Please visit the following link to find the locations of our Self-Service Tag Renewal Kiosks:
https://taxcollector.coj.net/News/Vehicle-Registration-Self-Service-Kiosks-Now-Avail.aspx
Do you take credit cards or debit cards?
Yes, we do accept credit and debit cards. When using a credit or debit card online, including ExpressLane) to renew a tag there is a $2.95 fee. E-checks are free.
When paying at a branch using a PIN debit card the fee is $2.50. If using a credit card the fee is 2.5% with a minimum fee of $2.50.
I have lost my renewal notice. What information do I need to renew my license plate?
The renewal notices are provided as a courtesy and are not required to renew your registration. By providing the Registered Owner’s Florida driver’s license number, if applicable, along with the current license plate number, vehicle identification number and/or title number of the vehicle/vessel being renewed, our office can access the necessary information to process the renewal. Proof of Florida insurance may be required on applicable vehicles.
I have moved and need to update my registration and driver's license address?
You may visit one of our branch locations to request a duplicate Florida driver’s license and vehicle registration with an address change. The fees can be found for the driver's license and registration can be found
here
. These requests may also be processed online by visiting the State of Florida's
www.gorenew.com
website.
I renewed my tag but I never received it?
The REGISTERED OWNER(S) with proper identification may obtain a replacement license plate/decal/parking placard by either visiting one of our branches or mailing an application (form HSMV 83146) to us. If you would like to obtain a replacement by mail, submit an Application for Replacement License Plate, Validation Sticker, or Parking Permit (form HSMV 83146). This form can be obtained from our office or downloaded at
www.flhsmv.gov
. Mail the completed form to
Duval County Tax Collector
231 E Forsyth St Room 212
Jacksonville, FL 32202
If a replacement is processed within 180 days of the original issuance date there is no fee.
If I renew online how long does it take to receive my registration?
You should receive your renewal within 10 business days of processing online.
Is there a charge for renewing online?
Yes, for credit and debit card transactions there is a flat $2.95 fee when renewing online. There is no fee for E-Checks.
What is your mailing address?
Duval County Tax Collector
231 E Forsyth St Room 212
Jacksonville, FL 32202
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