Entering Tax Identification Number

To enter tax identification number for a tax search:

Type your Tax Identification Number in Tax # using the appropriate format that displays on the screen above the Tax Identification Number field. The tax number format example changes when you change the county, as counties use different tax formats.

You can enter ranges of tax numbers or non-consecutive tax numbers. For example, typing:
410-21-17:21 yields parcels 17-21 of book 410, page 21.
410-21-17,19,21 yields parcels 17, 19, and 21.
In some counties, where the Tax Identification Number has discreet fields in which to type:
Auto-tabbing is employed when you reach the maximum number of characters possible for a field.
You can use the period (.) key on the 10-key pad to tab in lieu of the Tab key. Note that some tax number portions can use a period as part of the number. In such cases, period tabbing does not work.

Optionally (and if applicable) choose to auto-run Future, Underlying, and Related Parcels to retrieve related tax reports by clicking :

Future ParcelsFuture Parcels

Future parcels are lot parcel numbers created by the county Assessor in advance (such as before any structures are built on the lot) for tracking purposes.
Underlying ParcelsUnderlying Parcels

An Underlying Parcel is the property from which the property in question came.
Related ParcelsRelated Parcels

Related Parcels are parcels related to the land or property in question (such as a mobile home on a piece of property).

See Tax Search Preferences for information on how to Always Run Related, Underlying and Future Tax Parcels.