Q: When are property taxes due in Okfuskee County for FY 2025?
A: Personal property taxes are due September 15, 2025. Real property tax due dates may vary - contact the County Treasurer for specific dates.
Q: What homestead tax credits are available and how do I apply?
A: Homestead exemptions are available for primary residences and may limit future assessment increases. Applications must be filed with the County Assessor by March 15. The exemption is not automatic and requires annual qualification.
Q: Are there tax credits for disabled veterans?
A: Yes, 100% disabled veterans may qualify for tax credits, but must own and occupy the property as their primary residence on January 1 of each year. Applications are required and must be filed with the County Assessor.
Q: How often are properties reassessed in Okfuskee County?
A: Properties are typically reassessed annually, with values established as of January 1. Property owners receive assessment notices and have the right to appeal valuations through the county's appeal process.
Q: What are the penalties for late property tax payments?
A: Late payments incur penalties and interest charges. Contact the Okfuskee County Treasurer at (918) 623-1220 for specific penalty rates and payment options.
Q: Can I pay my property taxes online?
A: Contact the Okfuskee County Treasurer's office to inquire about available online payment options and accepted payment methods.
Q: Why do tax rates vary within Okfuskee County?
A: Tax rates vary based on the combination of taxing districts serving each property, including different school districts, fire districts, municipalities, and other special districts.
Q: How do I appeal my property assessment?
A: Property owners can appeal assessments by contacting the County Assessor's office. There are specific deadlines for filing appeals, typically within a set period after receiving assessment notices.
Q: What triggers supplemental tax bills?
A: Supplemental taxes are issued for new construction, major improvements, or changes in ownership that occur during the tax year, with pro-rated billing from the date of change.
Q: Where do I get more information about my specific property taxes?
A: Contact the Okfuskee County Assessor for assessment questions or the County Treasurer for payment and billing inquiries. The County Assessor's office can provide information about available exemptions and application requirements.
