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  1. Based on survey results, 190,240 manufactured homes were valued at approximately $696.8 million dollars in calendar year 2020. It is estimated that a total of approximately $31.8 million of taxes were levied with an additional approximate $60.5 million in prior years' delinquencies reported, for a total amount due of approximately $92.3 million.

  2. Aug 21, 2024 · Allows owner to choose between being taxed under this section, or the manufactured or mobile home being taxed as real property under Ohio Revised Code Title 57. O.R.C. Sec. 4505.11(H) Manufactured homes that acquired situs in Ohio or were transferred on or after January 1, 2000 are subject to a manufactured home tax that is like the real property tax.

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    • 2016
  3. The regular, auditor and treasurer fees in § 319.54(A) (county auditor) and § 321.26(A) (county treasurer) are not applicable to the manufactured home taxes. However, two other fees do apply in their place: (1) a county auditor's fee for compensation of 4% and (2) a county treasurer's fee of 2% of the taxes collected.

  4. The maximum age limit for a mobile home or manufactured home to be brought into Ohio is 25 years. After 25 years, a mobile home or manufactured home must go through an inspection and approval process by the Ohio Department of Commerce before it can be placed on a lot. 5.

  5. The number of manufactured homes by county ranged from 436 in Fayette County to 5,645 in Clermont County with an average of 2,162 per county. Taxable value by county ranged from $937,610 in Miami County to approximately $30.9 million in Portage County. Total 2019 taxes levied (including prior years' delinquencies) ranged from $54,715 in ...

  6. Manufactured Homes. Under Ohio law, it is the responsibility of the owner of a manufactured home to register their home with the Summit County Fiscal Officer for tax purposes. When a manufactured home is placed in Summit County, the owner must register the home within 30 days of the purchase. Failure to comply will result in a $100 fine.

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  8. The means-tested homestead exemption started with persons who turned 65 in 2014. The means-tested homestead exemption began with real property tax bills payable in 2015. For real property, bills paid in the current year cover the previous tax year. So, for example, bills paid in 2018 cover the 2017 tax year, and so on for subsequent years.

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