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Last Week to Avoid Property Tax Delinquency, Lieutenant Governor Reminds Public

During Monday’s Government House press briefing, Lieutenant Governor Tregenaza Roach reminded residents that the annual property tax deadline was looming. Property tax bills issued in June “will become delinquent after August 30, 2024,” Lt. Gov. Roach warned. “This coming Friday is the last day to pay your property tax bill without incurring interest and penalty charges.” For those who have yet to pay their assessments, Mr. Roach reminded that payments are accepted online. Tax clearance certificates may be requested via the same portal, he noted. Property owners who did not receive a tax bill should contact the Office of the Tax Assessor to notify the team, while those who wish to challenge their bill can either request an informal review from the Office of the Tax Assessor, or file a formal appeal with the board of Tax Review. The informal option, Lt. Gov. Roach said, must be initiated within 45 days of the issuance of the tax bill. After August 30, unpaid assessments are deemed d...