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The Auditor's office strives to be accessible, transparent and accountable to the people of Franklin County. It provides accurate information and services in a timely, cost effective manner to residents, businesses and government agencies across the county.
- Owner Search
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- Real Estate
The Franklin County Auditor's Office maintains the most...
- Homestead
The homestead exemption for senior and disabled persons...
- Form Center
Franklin County Auditor Abatement Form for Municipality...
- Appraisal
The Franklin County Auditor's office is responsible for...
- Search by Address
Franklin County Auditor - Address Search. NOTICE: Reporting...
- Unclaimed Funds
Unclaimed funds held by Franklin County are primarily the...
- Online Tools
Rental Registration. Register Rental Property Online....
- Owner Search
Type the Last Name First Name or a part of into the Search by Owner box. Please do not use single or double quotes in your input. Instead of O'Neil you should key in ONeil. Be as specific as you can to improve the possibility of finding the property you are searching for.
Franklin County Auditor - Address Search. NOTICE: Reporting tools related to maps are experiencing some technical issues. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Find information about real estate appraisal, tax accounting, tax incentives, and more on the official website of the Franklin County Auditor. Learn how to access the real estate property search, apply for exemptions, view tax distributions, and contact the office.
Access various online tools related to property information, taxes, levies, and more. Find out how to search for property, file a complaint, register for exemptions, and view maps and data.
Sign up for or manage email alerts for your property records in Franklin County, Ohio. The Auditor's office provides accurate and complete property data and feedback for residents and businesses.
A full reappraisal of all properties in Franklin County is completed every six years, with a triennial update on the third-year midpoint of the six-year cycle to update values to reflect the current real estate market.
