We are committed to providing exceptional service and transparency regarding Osceola County Property Appraiser assessments, exemptions, and related processes. This FAQ page is created to answer general questions and provide helpful direction on the following topics: property appraisals and appraisals, tax exemptions and licensing requirements, ownership changes and property record updates, and important deadlines and procedures.
FAQs
Does the owner have to sign up every year?
No, you will receive an agricultural categorization voucher (green card) each January. The card(s) should only be signed and returned to the user’s property or ownership. If everything is the same, the green card is your receipt for your records.
How is the application exam done?
The real estate appraisal team will determine eligibility, and additional information, such as B. IRS Schedule F, copy of a city or county business license, income and expense reports, or registration with the Commissioner of Agriculture, may be requested to help determine eligibilityurA review takes place before the order is processed.
What if the property is leased for agricultural purposes?
The same classification rules apply. The owner is responsible for ensuring the rental agreement complies with all agrarian classification laws. The owner must submit a complete rental agreement with the application.
What if there is land on the property?
A dwelling in the property; the dwelling, surrounding land, and annexes are not eligible for agricultural classification. As long as the property is the owner’s primary residence, you can claim the homestead exemption on that property.
Does the owner have to file a private property tax return?
Yes, all farms are required to submit a tangible personal property declaration to the property appraisal office by April 1 of each year. For more information, contact our Physical Property Department at 407-742-50.