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Welcome to the home page of the Auditor of Marion County, Ohio. We have created this site to make our office more accessible to the public. Information available on this site and in our office touches and reflects the economic life of the entire community.
5 days ago · Marion County makes every effort to produce and publish the most current and accurate information possible. No warranties, expressed or implied, are provided for the data provided, its use, or its interpretation.
The County Auditor is responsible for determining this value by studying the market people create as they buy and sell property. Due to low unemployment and low interest rates, people are currently paying more and more for real estate.
Administrative Alert: Marion County Offices will be Closed Monday, June 20, 2022. Second Half Property Taxes are Due June 21, 2022. MFCD has pushed through the updated the property tax files that reflect penalties and interest.
The Auditor is the Chief Fiscal Officer in Marion County. It is her responsibility to account for the millions of dollars received each year by each department and to issue warrants (checks) in payment of all County obligations, including the distribution of tax dollars to the townships, villages, cities, school districts and library systems as ...
Continuing Homestead Exemption Application for Senior Citizens, Disabled Persons and Surviving Spouses. Homestead Exemption Application for Surviving Spouses of Public Service Officers Killed in the Line of Duty.
The Marion County Treasurer’s Office receives all Property Tax Payments. Any payment questions may be directed to the Treasurer’s Office at (740) 223-4030. Property tax payments can be made online via the Auditor’s Property Search website.
Applications for tax year 2023 are available at the Marion County Auditor’s Office, 222 W Center St, Marion, Ohio or click here to download Homestead Exemption Forms. Applications must be submitted by December 31st.
Jan 23, 2023 · Process for Transferring and Recording a Deed. Deed Goes to the Engineer’s Office. The Engineer checks the legal description on the deed against their record and stamps the deed to approve it for transfer. The transfer approval stamp is valid for 60 Days. Then to the Auditor’s Office.
The owner of land must turn in a completed CAUV application and the $25 fee to the County Auditor after the first Monday in January and prior to the First Monday in March. There is no charge for annual renewal. Initial applications and renewals are mailed on or before January 15th each year.
