News Summary
The Leon County Property Appraiser’s Office is extending its hours this weekend to assist residents with filing property tax exemptions ahead of the March 1 deadline. Led by Akin Akinyemi, the office will be open on Saturday, February 22, from 10 a.m. to noon, providing extra time for individuals, especially those with disabilities. This initiative aims to help homeowners in the community file without the weekday rush, while also increasing awareness of the various exemptions available.
Leon County Property Appraiser Extends Office Hours for Weekend Tax Exemption Filing
Hey, Leon County residents! If you’ve been worried about getting your property tax exemptions in on time, you’re in luck! The Leon County Property Appraiser’s Office is rolling out an amazing opportunity for those looking to save some cash on their property taxes. It’s a friendly reminder that time is ticking before the March 1 annual filing deadline – don’t let it sneak up on you!
Weekend Property Tax Exemption Filing Opportunity
Under the leadership of Property Appraiser Akin Akinyemi, the office is offering extended hours this weekend specifically for filing property tax exemptions. The initiative is especially tailored for individuals with disabilities and other homeowners in our community. Every bit of help counts, and this is just the ticket to making sure you have a chance to file without the weekday rush.
The event kicked off last weekend and is set to continue this Saturday, February 22, from 10 a.m. to noon. Normally, the office operates Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., but this is a special treat for all you hardworking folks needing a little extra time to get your documents in order.
Where to Go
If you’re wondering where to head for your tax exemption filing, the Leon County Property Appraiser’s Office is located at the Leon County Annex Building, on the 3rd floor at 315 S. Calhoun Street. It’s easy to find, so no need for navigating any winding roads!
Need Help or Have Questions? No Problem!
For property owners with questions about tax exemptions, the team at the office is more than ready to help! Feel free to reach out by giving them a ring at 850-606-6200 or check out their user-friendly website at leonpa.gov. It’s a great resource for all things tax exemption-related.
So Many Exemptions to Choose From!
Did you know that there are over 24 types of property tax exemptions you can explore? You can file for these exemptions online, by mail, or in person! The more options you have, the easier it will be to find a fit for your situation. Plus, every little exemption can lead to some serious savings on your property tax bill.
More Than Just Weekend Help
The extended hours don’t just stop at Saturdays! The office will also be open Tuesdays and Thursdays until 6 p.m., ensuring that everyone has the chance to take advantage of these resources after work or on the weekends. Flexibility is key, and the Property Appraiser’s Office aims to make it happen.
Community Awareness Initiatives
In addition to the extended hours, the office is working closely with community events and local libraries to raise awareness about the various tax savings available to homeowners. It’s all about spreading the word and making sure no one misses out on saving some hard-earned money!
Changes Coming Soon
Looking ahead, many residents might want to mark their calendars because Amendment 5 will take effect in November. This change will adjust property tax bills according to inflation, which could have a big impact. Being informed is the best way to prepare for whatever the future may hold!
Wrapping Up
Overall, the goal here is simple: provide flexibility and assistance to property owners in filing for tax exemptions. With these extended hours and the wealth of resources at your disposal, getting the help you need has never been easier. So, don’t delay – get those applications filed and start reaping the benefits of your hard work!
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Additional Resources
- Tallahassee.com: Property Appraiser to Host Property Tax Exemption Filing Opportunity
- WTXL: Leon County Property Appraiser Expands Filing Hours for Homestead Exemption Help
- MSN: Property Appraiser’s Office Hosts Homestead Exemption Workshop
- Tallahassee Reports: Leon County Property Owners Will Pay $40 Million More in Property Taxes
- Google Search: Property Tax Exemptions Florida
