Property Taxes & Assessments
City property tax rates and District assessment rates are set forth by the North Port City Commission budget process. The process begins in April and ends in September.
The operating tax (millage) rates and participating district assessments are sent to the Sarasota County Property Appraiser and Sarasota County Tax Collector to be placed on the yearly November property tax bills which include the Ad Valorem portion based on a property's taxable value, and a Non-Ad Valorem section based on services provided to the property.
Property tax bills are mailed at the beginning of November by the Sarasota County Tax Collector. The City of North Port does not mail tax bills.
Ad Valorem Taxes
Ad Valorem taxes are based on the taxable value of property. North Port's millage rate is 3.7667 for the Ad Valorem portion of the tax bill for 2024.
A millage rate is the rate of tax per thousand dollars of taxable value. To determine the Ad Valorem tax, multiply the taxable value by the millage rate and divide by 1,000. For instance, $75,000 in taxable value with a millage rate of 3.7667 would generate $282.51. This means a property owner would pay $3.7667 per $1,000 of taxable property value.
Non-Ad Valorem District Assessments
Non-Ad Valorem assessments are based on demand for services which are provided by the North Port Districts.
North Port District Rates at a Glance(PDF, 113KB)
Helpful Links
There are selective Tax Collector Services and Property Appraiser Services available Monday-Friday at North Port City Hall, 4970 City Hall Blvd.
View or pay your Property Tax Bill at the Sarasota County Tax Collector website. Click on Property Tax. Property tax bills are mailed the first part of November by the Sarasota County Tax Collector.
If you no longer own a piece of land and you receive a tax bill for that property, please contact the Tax Collector.
View your property information at the Sarasota County Property Appraiser website.
Do you benefit for the Homestead Exemption? See the overview for Qualifying and Applying for a Homestead Exemption.
For questions concerning Name and Address Changes, Assessed Value of Real Estate, Military or any other Ad Valorem Exemptions, please contact the Property Appraiser.