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Assessor's Office
Property owners who wish to pursue tax exempt status for the 2023 assessment year must submit their request to the City of Milwaukee Assessor's Office by March 1, 2023. The request must be made using the Wisconsin Department of Revenue form PR-230.
If your property has already been granted tax exempt status and the ownership or use of the property has not changed, you do not need to submit a 2023 exemption request.
If you are a new owner of a property that was granted exempt status to the previous owner, you must submit a new property tax exemption request form PR-230 for 2023, or the property will be placed on the assessment roll and the property will become taxable.
All owners of personal property within the City of Milwaukee are to submit personal property returns to the City of Milwaukee Assessor's Office by March 1, 2023. Personal property return forms have been mailed to all existing personal property account owners.
Real Property assessed values are updated every year in mid-April.
Personal Property returns are due every year by March 1.
The annual deadline to appeal real property assessments is the third Monday in May.
Tax exemption requests are due by March 1 for the year the exemption is sought. Biennial exemption reports are due by March 31 of every even numbered year.
Veterans and Surviving Spouses Property Tax Credit - DOR
414-286-3651
Web Request: Ask the Assessor
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City Hall, 200 E. Wells Street, Room 507, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:45 PM