Alachua County Tax Collector

As we have mentioned above, once the value of your property (tax value) is determined, you will get the property tax bill from the Alachua County Tax Collector. Alachua County Tax Collector is responsible for calculating property taxes and then gathering your payments and distributing them to the appropriate organizations. John Power is the Alachua County Tax Collector.

How are Property Taxes Calculated?

The taxes are computed by multiplying the assessed value of the property less any tax exemptions by the millage rate. Tax exemptions are usually for religion, senior citizens, homestead, disabilities, and so on. The millage rate refers to the amount of tax levied per $1,000 of taxable value.

How to Pay Property Taxes in Alachua County?

There are several ways to pay your property taxes in Alachua County after you receive your bill. You can pay with credit, PayPal, debit, or electronic checks in person at the Alachua County Tax Collector's Office or online on the Tax Collector website. You can also enroll in the Installment Payment Plan if you don’t want to pay all taxes at once on condition that your preceding year’s taxes exceed $100.00.

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Please notice that you should pay your tax bill by March 31st, otherwise, your taxes are considered past due.

Contact Alachua County Tax Collector

Address: 12 SE First Street Gainesville, FL 32601
Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday - Friday
Phone: 352-374-5236
Website: alachuacollector.com

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