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Understanding Tangible Personal Property Tax in Duval County

Original title: Tax Collector - Tangible Personal Property Tax

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What this does

Business owners and owners of rental property in Duval County are responsible for paying this annual tax by March 31 to avoid interest charges, fees, and potential property seizure.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Business owners

They are required to pay ad valorem taxes on furniture, fixtures, and equipment used in their operations.

Rental property owners

They are required to pay ad valorem taxes on furnishings used in rental properties.

Mobile home owners

They are required to pay taxes on structural additions made to their mobile homes.

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Summary

Tangible Personal Property Tax is an annual tax on business equipment, rental property furnishings, and mobile home additions. The Duval County Tax Collector manages the billing and collection process, which includes specific discount periods for early payment and penalties for late payments.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What property is subject to Tangible Personal Property Tax?

It applies to furniture, fixtures, and equipment used in businesses or rental properties, as well as structural additions to mobile homes.

What happens if I don't pay my taxes by the deadline?

After March 31, accounts accrue 1.5% interest per month plus fees. After April 30, s are issued, which can lead to a court-ordered seizure of property.

Can I get a discount for paying early?

Yes, discounts are 4% in November, 3% in December, 2% in January, and 1% in February.

Why It Matters

Business owners and owners of rental property in Duval County are responsible for paying this annual tax by March 31 to avoid interest charges, fees, and potential property seizure.

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Branch Office Closures

The document notes that the Hogan and Kernan branch locations are scheduled to close in Summer 2026, while a new St Johns Square location will open.

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Connected Entities

otherFlorida Statute Chapter 197“Legal authority for tax collection and seizure”Map →

personJim Overton“Duval County Tax Collector”Map →

locationDuval County“Jurisdiction for tax collection”Map →

Sources

Open source document

taxcollector.coj.net

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