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How Do You View Property Taxes In Delaware?

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How Do You View Property Taxes In Delaware?

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In Delaware, property taxes are assessed at the local level by the three counties: Sussex, Kent and New Castle. If you own property in one of these counties, you will be subject to annual taxation on that property. Rates depend on the assessment of the property and on your personal situation. With a few exceptions, residential, commercial and industrial properties are subject to the same rates. For instance, there are property tax incentives (reductions) for seniors and for certain types of businesses. Determine which county the property is located in: Kent, Sussex or New Castle. Browse to the website of that county and find the page related to property taxes. (See Resources for links.) Search for the property whose taxes you wish to view. Search by a number of parameters, including the owner’s name, the property’s billing address, tax account number and even property description. Each county has slightly different search parameters available. Browse the search results and select the p

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