Nassau County, FL Property Tax Search

Market value is the price a property would sell for when both buyer and seller seek the best price and neither is under pressure to buy or sell. Market values in Florida are evaluated as of January 1, based upon sales of comparable properties in the previous year.

Assessed value is the value of property after any assessment reductions, limitations, or caps have been applied. The annual increase of assessed value in Florida is limited to: 1) 3% greater than the prior year, or 2) the percentage change in the Consumer Price Index, whichever is lower.

Base tax is calculated by multiplying the property's assessed value by the millage rates applicable to it and is an estimate of what an owner not benefiting from any exemptions would pay. The rates are expressed as millages (i.e the actual rates multiplied by 1000).

Notice that we used 2023 tax rates since 2024 values are not available yet.

Florida provides taxpayers with a variety of exemptions that may lower property's tax bill. These are deducted from the assessed value to give the property's taxable value. Current tax represents the amount the present owner pays including exemptions.

Actual taxes might differ from the figures displayed here due to various abatement and financial assistance programs or to non-ad valorem assessments, which are levied for functions such as storm water utility, solid waste collections or fire and rescue. For more information please visit Nassau County's Appraiser and Tax Collector or look up this property's current valuation and tax situation.