I didn't get my tax bill, what should I do? |
If you do not receive your bill within a few days of the issue date, please contact the Treasurer/Collector’s office immediately. Our phone number is 978-526-2030. Our office hours are Monday thru Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Please remember it is your responsibility to make sure you get your bill. You are responsible for the payment of that bill even if you do not receive the bill. We mail the bills to the addresses that are provided to us from the Assessor’s Office.
I am the new owner of the Property and the old owner's name still appears on the bill? |
The old owner’s name will appear on the bill if they were the owner of record as of January 1 of any given year. If the Assessor’s have a copy of your deed, your name will be shown on the bill as an “in care of”.
No, we do not accept postmarks. The payment must be received in our office on or before 5:00 p.m. on the due date.
I sold my home but I am still receiving the bill? |
Please contact the Treasurer/Collector’s office immediately so we can forward the bill to the new owner.
My taxes are escrowed with the bank/mortgage company, what do I do with the bill? |
The tax bill will be mailed directly to you. It is your responsibility to forward the bill to your bank/mortgage company for payment.
Do we accept credit cards or online payments? |
As of July 1, 2004 we will be accepting online payments for real estate and personal property bills. The cost to you for ACH-Electronic Check is $.50 per transaction. Fees for using a credit card will be determined by the credit card provider.
I received a personal property bill and I don't own the business any longer? |
Please contact the Assessor’s Office immediately to see if you are eligible to receive an abatement of the bill. If not, you are responsible for the payment of that bill.
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