When are taxes due?
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Summer taxes are usually due by September. Winter taxes are due by February 28. All taxes become delinquent to the County Treasurer on March 1 with additional penalties and interest, computed with a 4% penalty, and 1% interest per month for the first year. Taxes that are delinquent more than a year will have a substantially higher interest rate (1.5% instead of 1%). In addition, a $175.00 forfeiture fee will be added along with additional administrative fees.
• Taxes are due September 1st each year. • 2008 taxes are payable without interest through January 5, 2009. • An interest charge of 2% is assessed as a penalty on 2008 delinquent property tax bills received on or after January 6, 2009. • An interest charge of three-fourths of one percent (¾%) is assessed on February 1st, and each month thereafter until the taxes are paid in full. • Final notices will be mailed February 2009. • Delinquent taxpayers are advertised in the Chatham News and the Chatham Record in March 2009. Back What is taxable value? Taxable value is the value of property as determined by the Assessor using the methods prescribed by North Carolina General Statutes §105-283 Back How does the county assessor determine “taxable value”? Property values change over time and must be adjusted periodically to maintain balance and equity. To ensure that balance and equity are maintained, the State of North Carolina required real property be reappraised at least every eight years. T
