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Millage rate calculator

Convert a millage rate to property tax, or calculate the mills implied by your bill.

Use the taxable value on your bill for the tax you’re calculating. Add rates together only if they use that same value.

Charges that do not depend on property value. Leave blank if none. Exclude penalties and old unpaid balances.

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Enter your taxable value and millage rate.

Estimate only. Not tax, legal or financial advice. Confirm your taxable value, rate and charges with your county.

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    How to calculate property tax from mills

    One mill means $1 of tax for each $1,000 of taxable value. Divide your taxable value by 1,000, then multiply by the millage rate.

    For example, 15 mills on a hypothetical $200,000 taxable value gives $3,000 in tax, before flat charges. Divide mills by 10 to get the equivalent percentage: 15 mills is 1.5%.

    How to calculate a millage rate from a bill

    Subtract flat charges from the bill, divide by taxable value, then multiply by 1,000. This is the rate your bill implies; check it against your county’s official rate.

    Use the taxable value after exemptions shown on your bill. If different districts use different taxable values, calculate each district separately. For a bill with credits, tax limits, penalties or old unpaid balances, ask your county which amounts to use.

    Sources

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    https://floridarevenue.com/property/Documents/homeowner_guide_millage.pdf
    Taxable value ÷ 1,000 × millage rate = Property Tax Owed.

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