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| What additional fees are added when property taxes are not paid before the April 1st delinquency date? This answer has been viewed 2501 times and was last updated on 03/11/2019. |
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Real Estate and Personal Property Taxes are due by March 31st; they become delinquent on April 1st. Real Estate Taxes: Beginning April 1st, interest will accrue at 3%. On May 1st, a $6 advertising fee is added. If real estate taxes remain unpaid, a tax certificate will be sold at the tax certificate sale on May 31, 2019, resulting in additional charges and your property may be sold at a future date. Delinquent taxes must be paid in the form of cash, cashier's check, treasurer's check, title company check, attorney's trust account check, money order, debit card or certified funds and by credit card (if paying online only). Visit our property tax certificates page for information. **NEW** Sign up for Property Tax Email Alerts on taxcollector.com! Visit taxcollector.com to sign up for property tax email alerts! Email alerts will allow you to receive an email when taxes are due, when a payment is made, when discount periods are ending, and when the taxes are delinquent. View the ‘How to Sign Up for Property Tax Email Alerts’ tutorial for assistance on taxcollector.com.
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