BATAVIA, Ohio — Clermont County property owners have until Friday, Aug. 7, to pay their second-half 2025 real estate tax bills, which were mailed later than usual this year because of a new state tax-relief law, the county treasurer’s office said.
The Aug. 7 deadline applies to this collection cycle only, according to the treasurer’s office. The bills were delayed to give the county time to apply a new “Inflation Cap Credit” created under Ohio House Bill 186.
The credit may provide property tax relief to qualifying property owners and will appear as a separate line item on eligible second-half tax bills, according to the county.
The Clermont County auditor’s office worked with the Ohio Department of Taxation and software providers to ensure the credits were calculated and applied accurately before the bills were issued, the county said.
A due date for manufactured, or mobile, home tax bills has not yet been set. The treasurer’s office said it would announce that deadline once it is determined.
Treasurer Jeannie M. Zurmehly thanked taxpayers for their patience as the changes were put in place.
The information contained in this story was obtained from the Clermont County Treasurer’s Office.