What type of property is eligible for summer property tax deferment?
Homestead. (The property owner’s principal residence.) • What is included in total household income for the purposes of summer property tax deferment? Household income is all income (of any kind) for all persons living in the household. • Will the Michigan Department of Treasury be reviewing and approving the tax deferment this summer? Your local treasurer approves the summer tax deferment. • Can a corporation defer summer taxes? No. A corporation cannot. • When do I have to pay the deferred 2009 summer taxes? Payment is due by February 16, 2010. • When is my winter tax bill due? Your 2009 winter tax bill is due from December 1, 2009 to February 16, 2010. Payment of winter tax bills made between February 17 and March 1, 2010 must include a penalty amount of 3%, or the bill will be returned to you as unpaid. In order to avoid a penalty, PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE TREASURER’S OFFICE (OR BE POSTMARKED) ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 16, 2010. *NOTE: Public Act 352 of 2008, effective December
Homestead. (The property owner’s principal residence.) • What is included in total household income for the purposes of summer property tax deferment? Household income is all income (of any kind) for all persons living in the household. • Will the Michigan Department of Treasury be reviewing and approving the tax deferment this summer? Your local treasurer approves the summer tax deferment. • Can a corporation defer summer taxes? No. A corporation cannot. • When do I have to pay the deferred 2008 summer taxes? Payment is due by February 17, 2009. • When is my winter tax bill due? Your 2008 winter tax bill is due from December 1, 2008 to February 17, 2009. Payment of winter tax bills made between February 18 and March 2, 2009 must include a penalty amount of 3%, or the bill will be returned to you as unpaid. In order to avoid a penalty, PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE TREASURER’S OFFICE (OR BE POSTMARKED) ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 17, 2009. NOTE: Due to February 15 falling on a Sunday and F
Homestead. (The property owner’s principal residence.) • What is included in total household income for the purposes of summer property tax deferment? Household income is all income (of any kind) for all persons living in the household. • Will the Michigan Department of Treasury be reviewing and approving the tax deferment this summer? Your local treasurer approves the summer tax deferment. • Can a corporation defer summer taxes? No. A corporation cannot. • When do I have to pay the deferred 2009 summer taxes? Payment is due by February 16, 2010. • When is my winter tax bill due? Your 2009 winter tax bill is due from December 1, 2009 to February 16, 2010. Payment of winter tax bills made between February 17 and March 1, 2010 must include a penalty amount of 3%, or the bill will be returned to you as unpaid. In order to avoid a penalty, PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE TREASURER’S OFFICE (OR BE POSTMARKED) ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 16, 2010. *NOTE: Public Act 352 of 2008, effective December
Homestead. (The property owner’s principal residence.) • What is included in total household income for the purposes of summer property tax deferment? Household income is all income (of any kind) for all persons living in the household. • Will the Michigan Department of Treasury be reviewing and approving the tax deferment this summer? Your local treasurer approves the summer tax deferment. • Can a corporation defer summer taxes? No. A corporation cannot. • When do I have to pay the deferred 2010 summer taxes? Payment is due by February 14, 2011. • When is my winter tax bill due? Your 2010 winter tax bill should be recieved on or about December 1, 2010 and is due February 14, 2011. Payment of winter tax bills made between February 15 and 28, 2011 must include a penalty amount of 3%, or the bill will be returned to you as unpaid. In order to avoid a penalty, PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE TREASURER’S OFFICE (OR BE POSTMARKED) ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 14, 2011. Tax payments that are not pa
