Damaged Property Value Reduction | Summit County Fiscal Officer
175 South Main Street,, 3rd And 4th Floors Ohio Building, Akron, OH 44308
Voice - voice | Services Division
Voice - voice | Real Estate/Appraisal Department
Voice - voice | Damaged Property Value Reduction Program
Voice - voice | Treasurer Division
Voice - voice | Unclaimed Funds
Voice - voice | Homestead Exemption
Voice - voice | Customer Service
Voice - voice | Delinquent Tax Department
Voice - voice | Recorder Division
Voice - voice | Treasurer Division Information Line
Voice - voice | Tax Installment Plan Office
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Call the Damaged Property Value Reduction program for more information or to request an application form sent by mail. To download an application - Form DTE 26, visit the website at www.fiscaloffice.summitoh.net and click on the "Damaged Property" list under "Real Estate and Appraisal". IMPORTANT: Complete form and request an evaluation of property before completing renovations.
Any deduction from property value will affect the tax bills mailed in January of the following year. The amount of the deduction equals a percentage of the reduction in value caused by the damage. That percentage is determined by the calendar quarter in which the damage occurred: - Damage occurring between January 1st to March 31st: may be eligible for a 100% reduction in property tax equal to the amount of damages. - Damage occurring between April 1st to June 30th: may be eligible for a 75% reduction of the amount of damages. - Damage occurring between July 31st to September 30th: may be eligible for a 50% reduction of the amount of damages. - Damage occurring between October 1st to December 31st: may be eligible for a 25% reduction of the amount of damages. Example: - $100,000 - Original appraised value for current tax year. - Damage occurred between April 1st and June 31st = 75% reduction. - $ 7,500 - 75% reduction of the $10,000 damage. - $ 92,500 - New appraised value
Summit County, Ohio
Description
Offers a property tax bill adjustment to homeowners who have sustained any property damage or destruction due to fire, flood, storm, or intentional demolition.
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211 Summit
Providing organization
Summit County Fiscal Officer
Manages the Auditor Division, Recorder Division, Services Division and Treasurer Division. Responsible for the collecting of Real Estate Taxes on all properties in Summit County, mailing real estate tax bills semi-annually, and managing county revenue.
