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How do Possessory Interest Unsecured Tax Bills differ from Secured Roll Tax Bills?

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How do Possessory Interest Unsecured Tax Bills differ from Secured Roll Tax Bills?

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The payment schedule for Unsecured Roll tax bills is significantly different than for Secured Roll tax bills and taxpayers should be aware of that difference. Unsecured bills are due and payable in full no later than August 31 each year. If paid after August 31, a penalty of 10% plus costs will be added to the amount due. Unsecured bills are not split into two installments with two different delinquency dates, as is true of Secured Roll tax bills.

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