tax
The property's tax position: assessed values, exemptions, amounts due, and payment history.
Represents property tax information including assessed values, exemptions, tax amounts, and payment details.
The question it answers
Will this close cleanly?
Liens, encumbrances, tax position, and association obligations determine whether a transaction completes and on what timeline.
Why it matters
Tax is a carrying cost and a valuation signal at once. The assessed value is an independent opinion of value on a published schedule, and the gap between assessed and market value is itself informative in jurisdictions where reassessment is capped.
Delinquency is the closing question: unpaid tax is a lien ahead of a mortgage.
In practice
The class holds a history rather than a current figure. A single year's assessed value says little; the sequence shows whether the jurisdiction reassesses on sale, on a cycle, or under a cap, which changes what the next year's obligation will be for a buyer.
Properties
| Property | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
source_http_request | object | HTTP request configuration for retrieving this data. |
request_identifier | string | null | Identifier value that should be substituted into the source HTTP request to retrieve this specific data. |
tax_year | integer | null | The tax year for which this property tax assessment applies. |
property_assessed_value_amount | decimal | The assessed or SOH value of the property used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
property_market_value_amount | decimal | The just or market value of the property used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
property_building_amount | number | null | The building or improvement value of the property used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
property_land_amount | number | null | The land value of the property used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
property_exemption_amount | number | null | The total exemption amount applied to the property for a given tax year, reducing the assessed value for tax calculation purposes. |
property_taxable_value_amount | decimal | The final property value on which tax is calculated, derived by subtracting the exemption amount from the assessed value. |
city_taxable_value_amount | decimal | The taxable value of the property as assessed by the city for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
county_taxable_value_amount | decimal | The taxable value of the property as assessed by the county for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
college_taxable_value_amount | decimal | The taxable value of the property as assessed by the college district for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
hospital_taxable_value_amount | decimal | The taxable value of the property as assessed by the hospital district for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
school_taxable_value_amount | decimal | The taxable value of the property as assessed by the school district for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
special_district_taxable_value_amount | decimal | The taxable value of the property as assessed by any special districts for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
agricultural_valuation_amount | decimal | The agricultural valuation of the property used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
homestead_cap_loss_amount | decimal | The homestead cap loss of the property used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
building_replacement_cost_amount | decimal | The total replacement cost of the building used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
building_depreciated_value_amount | decimal | The total depreciated value of the building used as the basis for property tax calculations for a given tax year. |
millage_rate | number | null | The millage rate (also called mill rate) used to calculate property taxes, expressed as the tax amount per $1,000 of assessed value. For example, a millage rate of 3.0107 means $3.0107 in taxes per $1,000 of assessed property value. |
monthly_tax_amount | number | null | The calculated property tax amount due for the specific month (if applicable). |
yearly_tax_amount | number | null | The calculated property tax amount due for the specific month (if applicable). |
period_end_date | string | null | period end date in mortgage banking expenses refers to the date that marks the end of a specific time period for which expenses are being reported. This date is used to determine the duration of the time period for which expenses are being calculated and reported. The period end date can be used to calculate the total expenses for rdf:type specific time period, such as rdf:type month or rdf:type quarter, and can help mortgage companies to track and analyze their expenses over time. The period end date is an important factor in determining the accuracy and completeness of expense reporting in mortgage banking. |
period_start_date | string | null | period start date in mortgage banking expenses refers to the date that marks the beginning of a specific time period for which expenses are being reported. This date is used in conjunction with the period end date to determine the duration of the time period for which expenses are being calculated and reported. The period start date can be used to calculate the total expenses for rdf:type specific time period, such as rdf:type month or rdf:type quarter, and can help mortgage companies to track and analyze their expenses over time. The period start date is an important factor in determining the accuracy and completeness of expense reporting in mortgage banking. |
first_year_on_tax_roll | integer | null | The first year the parcel (land) was placed on the county’s property tax assessment roll. |
first_year_building_on_tax_roll | integer | null | The first year a building (improvement) on the parcel was added to the tax assessment roll. |
Provenance and coverage
A record of this class is validated against the same definition whatever jurisdiction it came from, which is what makes two counties comparable without a per-county adapter. A jurisdiction appears below only where a committed configuration serves this class's surface.
- Lee, Florida
- Palm Beach, Florida
- Miami-Dade, Florida
- Orange, Florida
- Santa Clara, California