About Property Tax

Annual Property Tax Billing Information

The Treasurer’s Office mails tax statements/postcard notifications in January. We do not mail property tax notices to mortgage companies.
It is important that you notify us if there is a change to your mailing address. Failure to receive a statement does not preclude collection of taxes due and payable.
Most mortgage companies pay taxes in half payment installments due February 28th and June 15. Many lenders use third party tax services for processing tax payments. If your lender notes that a payment has been disbursed from your escrow it can take several weeks before we receive the payment.
All payments received will post to the account when a tax balance due exists. WE DO NOT ASSUME INTENT BETWEEN A FIRST HALF OR SECOND HALF PAYMENT. Any refunds from overpayments are remitted back to the payor.
W-9 Form If your business requires a W-9 per federal IRS requirements.
Receipts for payments are located on the bottom left side of your property account page.
Information concerning equipment value on Business Personal Property accounts should be directed to the Assessor’s Office.

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Electronic Notification Option: Use the email verification key provided on your statement/postcard to sign up for email tax statement delivery. Upon locating your parcel using the Treasurer parcel search application click on the Verify My Email link listed under the Account Links section on your property tax account page. Enter the “key code” along with your email address in the boxes. Taxpayers with multiple accounts may have multiple codes. Each unique code requires registration.

Delinquent payments will incur a 1% interest charge per month. USPS postmarks are accepted as the date received in the Treasurer’s office, however please be aware that the post office may not postmark your envelope on the same day it is deposited in the mailbox.

We offer an online sale of tax liens, process abatements and monitor bankruptcy proceedings.

The Treasurer’s office bills property taxes according to ownership, value, and mill levies as received from the Assessor tax roll at the end of the year. The Treasurer does not determine either the tax rate or the assessed value. To see how your taxes are calculated visit the Assessor’s webpage. Taxes are calculated by multiplying the Assessor’s assessed value times the total tax rate (mill levy).

Chat Feature – Initiate a real-time chat session with staff by clicking on the conversation link on the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Chat may also be initiated via text messaging (SMS) by sending your text to 720-709-1618.

We welcome your comments please feel free to contact us by email [email protected] or phone at 303.660.7455 with any comments or questions.

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