Your tax bill provides information on where to pay your taxes. If your taxes are not collected via the Local Municipal Treasurer, taxes must be paid directly to the County Treasurer. You must submit your payment to the Local Municipal Treasurer. When paying current year taxes (real estate or personal property) in December & January, please refer to the information below to find the address where your taxes are to be paid.ĭuring December & January only, if your taxes are collected by a Local Municipal Treasurer as shown below, you cannot pay your taxes to the County Treasurer.
Taxes that are considered delinquent on August 1st begin accruing interest at the rate of 18% per annum pro-rated at 1.5% per month as of the first day of each month (fraction of a month counts as a whole month) from February 1 until paid. Taxes that are considered delinquent on February 1st will begin accruing interest at the rate of 18% per annum pro-rated at 1.5% per month as of the first day of each month thereafter. Stats.) All delinquent taxes are subject to interest of 1.5% per month (fraction of a month counts as a whole month) from February 1 until paid. If you choose to pay your real estate taxes in installments, then you must pay each installment timely or the TOTAL amount of your remaining unpaid taxes, special assessments, special charges and special taxes (if any) will be delinquent (s 74.11(7) or 74.12 & 74.85, Wis. Personal Property Payment Dates for Current Year TaxesĪll personal property taxes, except improvements on leased land, are due in full by January 31 Real Estate Payment Dates for Current Year TaxesĪll of Rock County (except City of Beloit)ĭue January 31 - Pay to County or Local Treasurer - See Where to Pay Taxes belowĭue July 31 - Pay to County Treasurer onlyĬity of Beloit property owners have the option to pay in 4 installmentsĪll City of Beloit payments are paid directly to the County Treasurer
If total taxes due per parcel is $100 or less, the full amount is due by January 31 (s74.11(7) or 74.12 & 74.5 Wis. If your total tax due per parcel is greater than $100, and you choose to pay the entire amount, your due date is January 31. If total taxes due per parcel is greater than $100, you have the option to pay the first installment of the annual taxes on January 31, and then pay the balance by July 31. Property owners who have an escrow account with the mortgage company holding the lien on their property will still receive the tax notice, but it is up to the owner to confirm with the mortgage company how and when the property taxes will be paid. The Treasurer is not responsible for payments sent for the wrong property. Your tax bill provides information on where and when your taxes are to be paid.Įxamine your tax notice carefully.
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