Wayne
County Treasurer
- Questions
- Answers
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Why are my taxes
so high?
- Your taxes are calculated using your taxable assessment
x the tax rate plus any special
assessments.
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What are special assessments?
- Rural Fire
Rural Light
Rural Water/Sewer
- When are my taxes due?
- Current taxes:
Town and County Taxes(Land) - January 1st
Village Taxes - June 1st
School Taxes - September 1st
Delinquent Taxes: Interest is added each month
- My taxes are escrowed. Are they being paid on time?
- Check the web site for the date paid or check with your
tax collector to see if any relevies are shown.
- When will I lose my property for nonpayment of taxes?
- If your taxes remain unpaid for two years the County
of Wayne can foreclose.
- How do you sell the unpaid tax properties?
- A public auction is held each year in the Spring (for more
information contact the Wayne County Treasurer's Office).
- How do I change my address?
- Contact your assessor (see Address Book for name and number).
- I just purchased some property in Wayne County when will
I receive my tax bill?
- If you purchased the property after March 1st, you will
not receive a tax bill until the next billing cycle. As a property
owner, it is your responsibility to pay taxes in a timely manner.
If you have not received a tax bill contact your Tax Collector as
soon as possible (see Address Book for Name and Number).
- Does Wayne County have a tax payment program?
- a. Yes, for current taxes you may pay in two payments. The
first is due on or before the penalty free period ends and the second
payment is due in February or March with penalties and interest added.
b. Yes, for delinquent taxes after June
1st of each year and if you are eligible candidate, you may set up
a payment program for up to 24 months with a down payment of at least
10% (for additional information contact the Wayne County Treasurer's
Office).
To ask additional questions, please send us an email