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Is the expression A plus tard! a simple casual leave-taking expression like the English "See you later!" or does it mean that one intends to actually meet later that day?

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It's See ya later.

 

In internet chat you'll find it abbreviated to a+.

The expression “A plus tard” tends to be replaced by a simple “A plus !” (“See you!”).

Most of time, you use “tard” if you intend to actually meet later that day.
For example: “On se voit plus tard”, “On en parle plus tard”…

But this is not a formal rule. I guess that it depends on personal (or regional) habits.

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