FAQ

According to Califronia State Law (AB 2238), names of the property owner and the name for mailing purposes no longer appear on the Internet version of your property tax bill.

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In San Francisco, the annual tax rate is recommended by the San Francisco Controller based upon a combination of the general tax levy and the City’s voter-approved indebtedness.

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In San Francisco, property block and lot numbers are used to identify a specific property according to the city’s assessment map. You can search for your property’s block and lot.

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In San Francisco a property’s volume number indicates in which of the city’s 45 designated sections your property is located.

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Unsecured property tax in San Francisco refers to property that is not secured real estate such as a house or parcel of land that is currently owned.

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You can pay your San Francisco property taxes by online payment, phone, mail, in person or by wire transfer.

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