NEWS
NEWS:
As properties values rise all across the State of Ohio, and taxpayers feel the strain of trying to balance all of the demands on their finances, it is incredibly important to understand how the valuation and taxation process works. I encourage anyone who owns property in Monroe County to educate yourself about the laws, about your property values, and about what programs are available. I created this taxpayer education series to help you to become more informed:
Monroe County Auditor's Office Property Owner Education Series
As properties values rise all across the State of Ohio, and taxpayers feel the strain of trying to balance all of the demands on their finances, it is incredibly important to understand how the valuation and taxation process works. I encourage anyone who owns property in Monroe County to educate yourself about the laws, about your property values, and about what programs are available. I created this taxpayer education series to help you to become more informed:
Monroe County Auditor's Office Property Owner Education Series
This will also be posted to the Property Owner Information page for future review.
Reminders:
Please remember that the Ohio Revised Code requires that any new construction (including remodeling) must be reported to the Auditor's Office within sixty days of the start of construction. You can find the proper forms for reporting on the the Commonly Used Forms page, under Real Estate.
Any buildings removed during the 2025 calendar year must be reported by the end of the year for an adjustment to be made to the 2025 property value. The form for reporting destroyed buildings can also be found on the Commonly Used Forms page.
The Auditor's Office strives to be as fair and accurate as possible when appraising property. Timely reporting of any buildings added or removed helps us to achieve that goal.