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Homestead Exemption filing deadline is December 31st

The Homestead Program is designed to provide tax credit relief to citizens who are at least 65 years of age or permanently and totally disabled.

Do you qualify? Read more about qualification criteria here.

How do I apply? Apply online, be sure to select “new user, create an account” to begin.  Or print an application here

How do I know if I am already receiving the tax credit?  Start by searching & selecting your property details here, scroll to the bottom of the profile page Homestead Exemption YES indicates you are receiving the tax credit and no need to reapply.

Questions?  Call 513-732.7150 or email us.

Dog License Renewal Season Is Here!

Ohio Law requires dog owners to license their dogs over 3 months of age. Licenses are to be renewed annually. In addition, licenses help keep dogs safe and fund important animal welfare initiatives in your community. Licensing your dog is now easier than ever with DocuPet’s quick and easy online experience. Click the picture or visit clermontcounty.docupet.com to license your furry friend.

Renew your dog‘s license before 12/31/2023 and get 50% off an optional designer tag with promo code: CLMTRENEW

*Promo code can only be redeemed for one regularly priced designer tag. Personalization, upgraded connectors, GlowTags & keychains excluded. One use per person. Only applicable to Clermont County residents. Cannot be applied to previous orders or licensing fees.

The Auditor’s Office Offers the Convenience of Electronic Filing

The Auditor’s Office offers the convenience of Electronic Filing.   Please click on the links provided to learn how to file these items electronically or to get started click HERE and follow the prompts; begin by selecting “new user, create an account”.

Board of Revision (BOR) Complaint and Counter Complaints

Homestead Application

Owner Occupancy Tax Reduction Application

Rental Registration

Current Agricultural Use Valuation (CAUV) Program Application

Electronic or E-Deeds through the  Clermont County Recorder’s Office

Clermont County Open Data

Clermont County Open Data is a data-driven dashboard intended to provide transparency information that allows the public to review and research the County’s Property and Financial data. This data is available through interactive charts and graphs that is organized by specific categories with search and filter functions that allow direct access to information from the County’s Property Assessment and Financial data.