January and July bills will be prorated to account for any changes to your taxes as a result of the annual reassessment of your property value or changes to the tax rates. Your monthly bills will be approximately 1/6 of the amount due semi-annually, if you have 6 months remaining to pay your upcoming taxes due. Learn more about the monthly property tax payment option.ĭepending upon registration, your monthly bills will be approximately 1/3 of the amount due quarterly, if you have 3 months remaining to pay your upcoming taxes due. You can get FAQs and other information about Monthly Advance Payments, or contact DOF online. If your property taxes are paid through your bank or mortgage servicer you are not eligible to sign up for monthly advance. Past due taxes will not be included in these payments. To be eligible for monthly advance payments, you must be up to date with payments.
For example, if you sign up in January, the first payment would be made on February 1.Īll tax classes and quarterly and semi-annual payers will be able to choose the monthly payment option. Once you enroll, your payments will start on the first day of the following month. You will be paying your upcoming property taxes in advance of their due date. You can sign up to pay your property tax bill monthly through auto-payment. If you pay semi-annually and pay the entire amount owed for the tax year by July 1, you’ll get a 0.5% discount. January 15: 0.125% discount for paying the remaining balance.October 15: 0.25% discount for paying the remaining balance.
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July 15: 0.5% discount for paying the full amount due.For quarterly payers, the earlier you pay, the bigger your discount. If you pay before the due date, you’ll get a discount. If the date falls on a weekend or City holiday, it’s due by the following business day. You won’t be charged interest for payments postmarked as late as July 15, October 15, January 15, or April 15. If you pay quarterly, you get a 15-day, interest-free grace period. If the payment due date or grace period due date (for quarterly payers) falls on a weekend or a federal holiday, the payment is due the next business day. If your property's assessed value goes over $250,000 you may receive a notice from DOF informing you that you will be billed semi-annually instead of quarterly. Property tax bills are due semi-annually (twice a year) or quarterly (four times a year), depending on the assessed or actual assessed value of the property.
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