Flagler County Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Search Bills, Hours & Office Help
If you searched for the Flagler County Tax Collector, you likely need to pay or search a property tax bill, confirm Bunnell, Palm Coast or Flagler Beach office hours, use the correct payment portal, check fees, save a receipt, or fix a late tax problem.
This guide gives the practical steps first. It uses official Flagler County links and explains when to contact the Tax Collector, when to use the Property Appraiser, and what to verify before submitting a payment.
The Flagler County Tax Collector, led by Shelly Edmonson, CFC, handles Flagler County property tax collection, tangible personal property tax collection, local business tax receipts, tourist development tax and several motorist or license services depending on the office location.
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The main Bunnell office is at 1769 East Moody Blvd., Bldg 2, Suite 102, Bunnell, FL 32110. The mailing address is P.O. Box 846, Bunnell, FL 32110. The main phone number is 386-313-4160. For online tax bill search or payment, start with the official Flagler County Tax Collector property tax page or the county-taxes payment portal.
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What Do You Need From the Flagler County Tax Collector?
Most users need one direct action: pay a property tax bill, search an account, check an office, understand a payment fee, use the installment plan, or solve a delinquent tax issue.
Pay or search property taxes
Use the official Flagler property tax portal. Confirm the account, tax year, owner and address before submitting payment.
See payment stepsVisit an office
Flagler lists Bunnell, Palm Coast and Flagler Beach offices. Some DMV-related services have resident-only or cutoff rules.
See office guideMail a payment
Use the official mailing address and keep proof. Do not wait until the last day if mailing near March 31.
See mailing helpHandle delinquent taxes
After April 1, check current payoff before paying. Penalties, advertising costs and certificate rules can apply.
See late tax helpFix value or exemption
The Property Appraiser, not the Tax Collector, handles assessed value, exemptions, homestead and many property-record questions.
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If your property is outside Flagler County, use that county guide instead. Payment portals are not interchangeable.
Florida Tax Collector guideBefore you start checklist
- Property address in Flagler County, Florida.
- Owner name, parcel/account details or tax notice information.
- Tax year and whether the bill is real estate or tangible personal property.
- Mortgage company name if escrow should pay.
- Payment method: e-check, credit card, office payment or mail.
- Receipt, confirmation number or bank record if payment was already attempted.
Flagler County Tax Collector Services: What This Office Handles
The Tax Collector is the collection and payment office. It collects tax bills after the tax roll is created. It does not set your property value or approve your homestead exemption.
Use the Flagler County Tax Collector for property tax payment, tangible personal property tax payment, tax bill search, payment posting, receipts, installment plan questions, delinquent tax payment, tax certificates, local business tax receipts and tourist development tax payments.
Use the Flagler County Property Appraiser when the issue is assessed value, ownership, homestead exemption, Save Our Homes, mailing address correction, parcel records, exemption questions or property record changes.
| Your question | Start with | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| How do I pay or search my Flagler tax bill? | Tax Collector | Payment, posting, receipts and delinquent tax collection belong to the Tax Collector side. |
| Why did my taxes go up? | Property Appraiser | Assessed value and exemption changes usually control the tax amount. |
| How do I change my mailing address? | Property Appraiser / official address-change path | Flagler directs property tax address changes through the Property Appraiser property search page. |
| What happens after a tax certificate? | Tax Collector / Clerk depending on stage | Certificates begin with unpaid tax collection; tax deed sale scheduling is handled through Clerk-related processes. |
How to Pay Flagler County Property Taxes Online, In Person or by Mail
The safest first step is to start from the official Flagler County Tax Collector property tax page and follow the official search/payment portal.
Open the official Flagler payment portal
Use the official Tax Collector payment page or the county-taxes portal. Avoid ads, copied links and unofficial bill-payment pages.
Open official Flagler tax portalSearch the correct property
Use owner name, property address, parcel/account details or information from your tax notice. If you recently bought the property, check prior-owner details too.
Match the bill before paying
Confirm the property address, owner, tax year, real estate or tangible tax type, discount month and amount due before entering payment details.
Review payment fee
Official Flagler guidance lists a 3.0% convenience fee for credit card payments and a $1.50 fee for e-check payments.
Save proof immediately
Save the confirmation number, receipt, email, tax account details, payment date and bank/card record until the account shows paid.
Official search / pay portal
Use this for Flagler County property tax search and payment. Verify every account detail before submitting.
Search / Pay Property TaxesOfficial payment explanation
Use this page for taxes mailed in November, discount months, payment methods, delinquency rules and links.
Open Property Tax PageFlagler County Payment Fees: Credit Card, E-Check and Returned Payments
The tax amount and the payment-method fee are different. Flagler says convenience fees are assessed and retained by the processing vendor.
| Payment issue | Officially listed detail | Practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Credit card payment | 3.0% convenience fee. | Calculate the fee before paying a large bill. |
| E-check payment | $1.50 fee. | Double-check routing and account numbers before submitting. |
| Returned payment | Service fee not less than $25 up to 5% of payment amount. | Returned payment can also create penalty, interest, fee and discount-loss problems. |
| Money market / credit card checks | Official returned-payment page warns not to use them for e-check payments. | Use normal verified bank account information for e-check. |
Flagler Payment Fee Planning Tool
This is only a planning estimate. Always verify final fees and balance on the official Flagler payment screen.
Flagler County Property Tax Due Dates, Discounts and April 1 Delinquent Date
Flagler’s official date page says tax bills are mailed October 31, collection begins in November, taxes are due in full by March 31, and unpaid taxes become delinquent April 1.
| Month / date | Official meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| October 31 | Real estate and tangible personal property tax bills are mailed. | Watch your mail, but also search online if you do not receive the bill. |
| November | Collection begins; 4% early-payment discount. | Best discount month if the account is correct and escrow is not paying. |
| December | 3% discount. | Verify payment has posted if using mail or escrow. |
| January | 2% discount. | Check mortgage-company payment status if needed. |
| February | 1% discount. | Final discount month; do not wait if the bill is missing. |
| March 31 | Taxes due in full, no discount. | Resolve payment, returned-check or escrow issues before delinquency. |
| April 1 | Unpaid real estate and tangible personal property taxes become delinquent. | Search current payoff before paying late. |
Missing bill warning
Not receiving a tax bill is not a safe reason to ignore payment. Use the official property tax search and contact the right office early if the mailing address or property record looks wrong.
Flagler County Tax Collector Office Hours and Locations
Flagler lists three public offices: Bunnell Main Office, Palm Coast Office and Flagler Beach Office. All list Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM hours.
Bunnell Main Office
Main office and mailing address reference
Palm Coast Office
Palm Coast service location
Flagler Beach Office
Flagler Beach service location
Service Cutoff Warning
Important for DMV-style visits
Computer exams, non-U.S. citizen driver license/ID services and road tests are listed for Flagler County residents only from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM. If you are only paying property taxes, the property tax service window is usually the key issue. If you combine tax payment with DMV service, check cutoffs first.
Flagler County Tax Collector Mailing Address and Payment Tips
Use the official mailing address and include enough account detail for the payment to be matched correctly.
Mailing Address
Official Tax Collector mail
Physical Main Office
For directions and in-person visit
Mail payment checklist
- Use the mailing address printed on the official bill or the official Tax Collector page.
- Include the tax notice coupon when available.
- Write parcel/account information clearly if the coupon is missing.
- Mail early near discount and delinquency deadlines.
- Do not mail cash.
- Keep check number, mailing proof and bank record until the account shows paid.
Flagler County Installment Payment Plan for Property Taxes
Flagler taxpayers may choose quarterly property tax payments when estimated taxes exceed $100. The plan has strict dates, and missing the first payment can remove the taxpayer from the plan.
| Installment | Official payment schedule | Practical warning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st installment | One-fourth of prior year taxes, 6% discount, due by June 30 for discount. | Can be paid after June 30 and before July 31 with no discount; missing July 31 cancels the plan. |
| 2nd installment | One-fourth of prior year taxes, 4.5% discount, due by September 30. | Put the due date on your calendar before summer ends. |
| 3rd installment | Current liability less first and second payments, divided by two, 3% discount, due by December 31. | Ownership, value or exemption changes may affect later bills. |
| 4th installment | Remaining liability with no discount, due by March 31. | Any amount remaining unpaid April 1 becomes delinquent. |
Application timing
The application is available online beginning November 1 for the following year’s taxes and must be submitted no later than April 30 of the applying year.
Flagler County Delinquent Taxes, Tax Certificates and Tax Deed Warnings
Unpaid real estate and tangible personal property taxes become delinquent April 1. Real estate delinquency can lead to advertising, tax certificate sale and later tax deed processes.
Real estate taxes
Real estate taxes become delinquent April 1, and a 3% penalty is added to taxes due. Unpaid real estate taxes as of May 1 are advertised.
Tangible personal property taxes
Tangible taxes become delinquent April 1, with a 1.5% penalty per month plus additional fees and possible warrants if unpaid.
Tax certificate sale
A tax certificate is an enforceable first lien for unpaid real estate taxes. It is not a purchase of the property.
Search the live account first
Check the official portal for current amount due, year, penalty, advertising costs and whether a certificate or other collection step is involved.
Do not pay from an old notice
Late balances can change after April 1. Confirm current payoff before mailing or submitting payment.
Understand certificate vs deed
A certificate is a lien. A tax deed application is a later process connected to unpaid taxes, interest and costs, and sales are scheduled through the Clerk side.
Tax certificate information
Use this official page for certificate sale basics, lien language and sale timing.
Open Tax Certificate InformationTax deed process
Use this official page to understand when a tax deed application can begin and why the applicant is not guaranteed the property.
Open Tax Deed ProcessFlagler County Tax Collector vs Property Appraiser: Which Office Do You Need?
This is the most common confusion. The Tax Collector collects the bill. The Property Appraiser controls the records that often explain why the bill changed.
Use the Tax Collector for
- Property tax payment.
- Tangible personal property tax payment.
- Online tax search and payment posting.
- Receipts and returned payment questions.
- Installment payment plan.
- Delinquent tax and tax certificate questions.
Use the Property Appraiser for
- Assessed value.
- Homestead exemption.
- Save Our Homes cap.
- Owner and property records.
- Mailing address changes.
- TRIM notice and value questions.
Simple rule
If the question is “How do I pay or prove payment?” start with the Tax Collector. If the question is “Why did the bill amount change?” start with the Property Appraiser.
Common Flagler County Tax Bill Problems and What to Do Next
A strong tax guide should help users solve real problems before they pay twice, miss a discount or contact the wrong office.
What if the bill is not found?
Try owner name, property address, parcel details and prior-owner information. Confirm the property is in Flagler County before paying.
What if you did not receive a bill?
Search online and contact the office early. Missing a bill does not remove the owner’s responsibility to inquire and pay before delinquency.
What if escrow should pay?
Check with the mortgage company and verify the official tax record. Do not send duplicate payment without confirming whether escrow paid.
What if payment was returned?
Returned payments can trigger service fees, penalties, interest and loss of discount. Fix bank information immediately.
What if taxes are delinquent?
Search the current account and call before paying. Penalties, advertising costs, certificate sale and payment-method limits can apply.
What if you need wait times?
Use the official wait-time or appointment tools before visiting, especially for multi-service DMV-style visits.
Open wait timesProof-of-payment checklist
- Confirmation number or printed receipt.
- Property address and tax year.
- Parcel/account details.
- Amount paid and payment method.
- Bank record, e-check confirmation or card confirmation.
- Office/staff details if you called for help.
More Florida Tax Collector Guides on TaxCollectors.org
Use the correct county guide. Florida county tax collector portals, mailing addresses, branches and payment fees are not interchangeable.
Flagler County Tax Collector Map: Bunnell Main Office
The Bunnell Main Office is listed at 1769 East Moody Blvd., Bldg 2, Suite 102, Bunnell, FL 32110. Use the map for directions only; verify office status before visiting.
Official Flagler County Tax Collector Links and Trusted Resources
Use official links for final action. Independent guides can explain steps, but payments, balances, deadlines, fees and office rules must be verified on official pages.
Flagler County Tax Collector FAQ
These questions focus on high-intent Flagler County users who need payment, office, fee, deadline, installment, address, value or delinquent tax help.
How do I pay Flagler County property taxes online?
Use the official Flagler County Tax Collector property tax page or the county-taxes portal. Search the property, confirm the account, tax year, amount and fee, then save your confirmation.
What is the Flagler County Tax Collector phone number?
The official contact page lists the Flagler County Tax Collector phone number as 386-313-4160.
Where is the Flagler County Tax Collector main office?
The Bunnell Main Office is listed at 1769 East Moody Blvd., Bldg 2, Suite 102, Bunnell, FL 32110.
What are Flagler County Tax Collector office hours?
The Bunnell, Palm Coast and Flagler Beach offices list Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Always check the official site for holidays, closures and service cutoffs.
Where do I mail Flagler County tax payments?
The official mailing address is Flagler County Tax Collector, P.O. Box 846, Bunnell, FL 32110. Follow your current tax bill instructions if they differ.
What fees apply to Flagler County property tax payments?
The official payment page lists a 3.0% convenience fee for credit card payments and a $1.50 fee for e-check payments. Returned payments can add a service fee and may cause penalties, interest or loss of discount.
When are Flagler County property taxes due?
Real estate and tangible personal property taxes are due in full by March 31. Unpaid taxes become delinquent April 1.
What early-payment discounts are available in Flagler County?
The official schedule lists 4% in November, 3% in December, 2% in January, 1% in February and no discount in March.
Does Flagler County have an installment payment plan?
Yes. Taxpayers may pay quarterly if estimated taxes exceed $100. The first installment is due by June 30 for discount, and applications must be submitted no later than April 30 of the applying year.
Who handles Flagler County property value, exemption or mailing address issues?
The Flagler County Property Appraiser handles assessed value, exemptions, homestead, owner records and many mailing-address issues. The Tax Collector handles payment and collection questions.
Best Way to Use This Flagler County Tax Collector Guide
For payment, start with the official Flagler County Tax Collector property tax page or the official county-taxes portal. Confirm the property, owner, tax year, amount, discount month and processing fee before submitting payment.
Use the Tax Collector for payment, receipts, fees, installment plans, delinquent taxes and tax certificate questions. Use the Property Appraiser for value, exemption, homestead, owner records and mailing-address questions.
This TaxCollectors.org guide is independent and informational. It is not the official Flagler County Tax Collector website, not a tax bill, not a payoff quote, and not legal or financial advice. Always verify balances, links, payment fees, due dates, office hours, service cutoffs and delinquent tax rules directly with official Flagler County sources.