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If you would like to be notified about important property tax savings exemptions and classifications available to permanent Florida residents as well as upcoming outreach and educational events, please click here to submit your contact information.
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IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO FILE FOR A 2017 HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION! You can still file for tax year 2017 exemptions for which you were eligible as of January 1, 2017. This includes Homestead, Portability, Senior, Veterans, Disability, Widowed Persons, Granny Flat, Deployed Military and Non-Profit exemptions. The absolute deadline to "LATE FILE" for any 2017 exemption is September 18, 2017. Note: Per Section 196.011(8), Florida Statutes, we cannot accept any exemption late applications once "late filing" deadline closes. To apply for a 2017 homestead, simply click here to use our online Homestead Application system. To apply for other exemptions, please visit our Download Forms page to find the appropriate application. Questions? Please contact our Customer Service & Exemptions Division at 954.357.6830. |
YOU CAN PRE-FILE FOR A 2018 HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION! If you purchased a new home after January 1, 2017, you may pre-file now for tax year 2018 Homestead and other exemptions. The timely filing period for Homestead Exemption for 2018 is March 2, 2017 through March 1, 2018. The absolute deadline to LATE FILE for any 2018 exemption -- if you miss the March 1 timely filing deadline -- is September 18, 2018. State law (Sec. 196.011(8), Fla. Stat.) does not allow late filing for exemptions after this date, regardless of any good cause reason for missing the late filing deadline. Please click on the following link for more information about Homestead and other exemptions for which you may be eligible http://bcpa.net/homestead.asp. |
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THE PROPERTY APPRAISER DOES NOT SEND TAX BILLS. |
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| Key Contact Info: Email Us, Call Us, Visit Us. Location: Our MAIN OFFICE is located the Broward Governmental Center at 115 South Andrews Avenue, Room 111, in downtown Fort Lauderdale (just south of Broward Boulevard). Note: Please also see our Outreach Calendar for events held monthly throughout Broward County. Hours: We are open weekdays from 7 am until 6 pm. Important Phone Numbers: Here is a quick phone list to guide you in the right direction...
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BRINGING CUSTOMER SERVICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Did you know we hold a community outreach session every Wednesday at 12:00 pm at Broward County Governmental Center West, located at 1 N University Drive , Plantation, in rooms 2502 B & 2503 B? Property Appraiser Marty Kiar is enhancing our office's community outreach efforts. We are constantly adding new customer service outreach events at condos, city halls, businesses, and other community locations throughout Broward to our online calendar of upcoming events. If you would like to have someone from our office meet with taxpayers at an upcoming meeting of your condo/homeowners or civic association, please contact Community Outreach Manager Michael Clark at 954.357.6905 or . |
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WE ARE VISITING NEIGHBORHOODS AROUND BROWARD! By state law, we must personally view each property in Broward County at least once every five years. That is why our residential appraisers are busy these days inspecting, measuring and photographing the exteriors of properties throughout Broward. Our appraisers are easy to recognize: all of them wear official shirts and bright orange vests clearly identifying them as BCPA staff, and each carries a BCPA photo identification card and badge. Feel free to ask to see an ID if you have any concerns. Important Note: Our appraisers will NEVER ask to enter your home, and we will NEVER enter locked backyards. If you have questions about these inspections, please contact our office at 954.357.6831. |
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Broward County Property Appraiser's Office - Contact our office at 954.357.6830.
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