Tax Receiver

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Payment of Taxes

The annual Village taxes are due in full between June 1 and July 1 without penalty. According to Real Property Tax Law section 922, payment of taxes on a timely basis is the responsibility of the property owner even if a tax bill has not been received! The property owner will be liable for all penalties and interest on late payments. 

Kindly send the stub portion of the bill with your payment and be sure to include your phone number. It is suggested that a taxpayer paying by mail near a deadline date send payment by registered mail or certified mail return receipt requested or have the envelope hand stamped at the local post office window. RPTL 925 (1) (a) states: If the postmark does not appear on such wrapper or the postmark is illegible such payment shall be deemed to have been made on the date of delivery to such collecting officer.

Mortgages

Most mortgages include an escrow account for payment of taxes. If a property owner satisfies a mortgage during the year, the property owner should check with the Tax Receiver to determine if the tax was paid by the bank. The bank will not necessarily forward a tax bill to the property owner after the mortgage has been satisfied. The owner will be liable for penalty and interest even if the bank did not forward a bill.

Delinquent Taxes

For taxes remaining unpaid after July 1, add 5% for the first month and 1% for each additional month thereafter.

Postmark Dates

Payment of tax sent in the mail can only be recorded as received effective by the date postmarked from a U.S Post Office. A metered postmark is not acceptable! It is suggested that a taxpayer paying by mail near a deadline date send payment by registered mail or certified mail return receipt requested, or have the envelope hand stamped at the local post office window.

Third Party Notification

Taxpayers who are 65 years of age or older or disabled and who own and occupy a one, two or three family residence may designate a consenting adult third party to receive duplicate copies of tax bills and notices of unpaid taxes until further notice. View the application (PDF).

Change of Address Form

It is the responsibility of the property owner to notify the Tax Receiver when he/she has a change of mailing address. View the form (PDF).

Grievance Day

Grievance Day is held on the third Tuesday in February from 12-4. Grievances are heard on a first come first serve basis. View the complaint form (PDF). For SCARs or Article 7s an original copy needs to be submitted.

Tax Sale

Subsequent to the final publication of notice, the Village Treasurer shall begin a public auction of outstanding tax liens to discharge the tax, interest and other charges which may be due upon delinquent properties at the time of the sale. The sale must be completed not more than ten days after the last date of publication of notice of the sale. Check with the Tax Receiver to ascertain the date of sale. Each purchaser of a tax sale certificate must pay the amount of the bid to the Treasurer within ten days after the sale.

Important Dates

Property Location

To ensure prompt delivery of emergency services, be sure that your official house number is visibly displayed so that it may be seen from the street.

Tax Rate Information

Tax Rate Information 8.17.2022

Final Tax Roll 2023

Final Tax Roll 2023 3.21.2023