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Maryland. Department of Assessments and Taxation. Real Property Data Search ( ) Guide to searching the database. THE TERMS OF USE for the SDAT website prohibit any form of automatic or robotic data collection, extraction or copying, such as data mining or web scraping.
The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (also known as the State Department of Assessments and Taxation, or SDAT) is a customer-focused agency that works to ensure property is accurately assessed, business records are appropriately maintained, and necessary tax-related information is conveyed to state agencies and local jurisdictions.
To determine if your business has been exempted from the 2024 Annual Report fee, please check the following list of SDAT IDs compiled by MarylandSaves as approved for the fee exemption. The deadline to earn the fee exemption for the 2024 Annual Report through MarylandSaves was December 1, 2023.
In Maryland, there are more than two million property accounts. The Department of Assessments and Taxation must appraise each of these properties once every three years. There are 24 local State assessment offices, one in each county and Baltimore City.
This screen allows you to search the Real Property database and display property records. Click here for a glossary of terms. Deleted accounts can only be selected by Property Account Identifier. The following pages are for information purpose only. The data is not to be used for legal reports or documents.
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The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (also known as the State Department of Assessments and Taxation, or SDAT) is a customer-focused agency that works to ensure property is accurately assessed, business records are appropriately maintained, and necessary tax-related information is conveyed to state agencies and local jurisdictions.
Maryland's 23 counties, Baltimore City and 155 incorporated cities issue property tax bills during July and August each year. The tax levies are based on property assessments determined by the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT).
If a plat for a property is needed, contact the local Land Records office where the property is located. Plats are also available online through the Maryland State Archives at www.plats.net. Property maps provided courtesy of the Maryland Department of Planning.
Use this online form to appeal your assessment notice within 45 days of the notice date. If you received an assessment notice and feel the Total New Market Value on your notice does not reflect the market value of your property, you may use this form to file an appeal.