Florida County Property Appraisers And Tax Collectors
Check AvailabilityMarch 1, 20272026 Event Filing Deadline
Your Recovery Records May Help
If a catastrophic event left your Florida residence uninhabitable for at least 30 days in 2026, you may qualify for a partial property-tax refund. Keep records of the damage and dates, then contact your county property appraiser about filing by March 1, 2027.
Florida Statewide
For qualifying 2026 events, file by March 1, 2027. Taxes still need to be paid on time; applying does not suspend the tax bill.
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Official guidanceLast checked Oct 25, 2026 · Official Sources Checked
- Area
- Florida residential property; county review.
- Damage
- Uninhabitable 30+ days; evidence required.
- Taxes
- Pay event-year taxes on time.
- Refund
- Partial tax refund; amount varies.
- Deadline
- 2026 event: file by March 1, 2027.
- File
- DR-465 and proof go to county appraiser.
Section 197.319 and Florida Revenue Form DR-465 govern the refund. Event year controls the filing year.
- Florida Statutes Section 197.319 (opens in a new tab)
- Form DR-465 And Filing Instructions (opens in a new tab)
Last checked Oct 25, 2026 · Official Sources Checked