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1. www.phila.gov › departments › board-of-revision-of-taxesBoard of Revision of Taxes | Homepage | City of Philadelphia

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   Find valuations, physical details, trash and recycling days, and school information for properties within the City of Philadelphia. What we do The Board of Revision of Taxes (BRT) hears property assessment appeals.

2. www.phila.gov › services › payments-assistance-taxesReal Estate Tax | Services | City of Philadelphia

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   Mar 13, 2024 · Pay online. Pay online through the Philadelphia Tax Center by entering your physical address or Office of Property Assessment (OPA) number. You can check your tax balance and make payments through the “Search for a property” link on the Tax Center’s homepage, under the “Property” panel.

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   How do I find property information in Philadelphia?

   • You can find information about properties in Philadelphia by using the Property application, such as assessed value, building description, square footage, and sales history. You can search for a property by: Address. City block. OPA/BRT account number. FIND PROPERTY INFORMATION Questions?

   Find property information | Services | City of Philadelphia

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   Who is responsible for paying real estate taxes in Philadelphia?

   • Anyone who owns a taxable property in Philadelphia is responsible for paying Real Estate Tax. Typically, the owner of a property must pay the real estate taxes. However, anyone who has an interest in a property, such as someone living in the property, should make sure the real estate taxes are being paid. Payments are due and payable on March 31.

   Real Estate Tax | Services | City of Philadelphia

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   How do I search for a property?

   • You can search for a property by: Address. City block. OPA/BRT account number. FIND PROPERTY INFORMATION Questions? If you have any questions, call the Office of Property Assessment at (215) 686-4334.

   Find property information | Services | City of Philadelphia

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   How do I pay property tax in Philadelphia?

   • Pay online through the Philadelphia Tax Center by entering your physical address or Office of Property Assessment (OPA) number. You can check your tax balance and make payments through the “Search for a property” link on the Tax Center’s homepage, under the “Property” panel. Pay by mail with a check or money order.

   Real Estate Tax | Services | City of Philadelphia

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4. www.phillymag.com › property › 2022/09/26How to Appeal Your Philadelphia Property Tax Assessment

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   Sep 26, 2022 · You have until October 3rd to appeal your Philadelphia property taxe assessment with the BRT. Here's what you need to know. You'd better act quickly if you want to challenge your 2022...

5. atlas.phila.govAtlas | phila.gov

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   Atlas is your front door to the City of Philadelphia. Here are some things you can do with Atlas: Find your polling place. Get the history of permits, licenses, and inspections at any address. Research real estate information including property values, zoning, and document archives. Get easy access to a variety of hard-to-find City resources.

6. property.phila.govProperty | phila.gov

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   Get information about property ownership, value, and physical characteristics.

7. www.inquirer.com › news › philadelphiaNew Philly property assessments: How to lower your tax bills ...

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   Sep 9, 2022 · Updated Sep. 9, 2022, 3:33 p.m. ET. |. Published Sep. 9, 2022, 2:44 p.m. ET. Thousands of homeowners in Philadelphia have received notice of their new property assessments in the mail in recent weeks — and the sticker shock is just setting in.