- When are my taxes due?
First Half Real Estate Collection Due Date is 2-17-12.
Second
Half Taxes will be due on 07-20-12.
- Who do I make the Check payable to?
Make checks payable to Jeffery S. Mamarella Tuscarawas County Treasurer or Tuscarawas County Treasurer.
- Are credit cards accepted?
Due to the expenses associated with credit card payments the county does not accept credit cards.
- Where do I pay my Taxes?
By Mail:
Jeffery S. Mamarella
Tuscarawas County Treasurer
PO Box 250
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663 |
At the following local banks:
Huntington Banks
Commercial Savings Bank
Dover-Phila Credit Union
First National Bank of Denison
Strasburg Savings |
In person at the Treasurer's office in the court house annex building at:
125 East High Ave.
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Hours Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM |
- What happens if I pay my bill late?
According to Ohio Revised Code 323.17 a 10% penalty will be accessed to the amount currently due. Interest is added if the full year amount is not paid by December of that year. If payment is not made after one year the property is subject to foreclosure.
Tax payments by mail must be post marked on the due date.
- Can I arrange a payment plan to pay delinquent taxes?
Yes. Please call the treasurer's office to set-up a contract to pay your delinquent taxes.
- Can I pay my taxes ahead of time?
Yes, we are starting up an escrow program in which you will make advance payments. Please see escrow link on the left.
- Escrow Accounts
If your real estate taxes are paid by the bank (escrowed) the bill will be sent directly to them. Remember you are ultimately responsible for the payment of your taxes.
If you received the tax bill in error please contact your escrow agent to correct the mailing address on the tax bill. Ask your bank or escrow agent to request in writing a change of mailing address from the treasurer’s office. This request must be in writing.
- How do I change my address?
The taxpayer is responsible to inform the Treasurer’s office of any changes in your address by phone or e-mail. Not receiving a bill does not relieve you of your responsibility to pay your taxes. Tax bills are mailed during January and June if you have not received a bill please contact the Treasurer’s office at 330-365-3254. If you escrow your payment with a bank the bill is sent directly to the institution.
- Why has my Real Estate Tax increased?
See attachment.
- I think my taxes are too high. What can I do about it?
Contact the County Auditor’s office at 330-365-3220 or email and ask them. They will ask you to file a Board of Revision claim. The claim must be filed with the county auditor between January 1 and March 31. This claim gives you the opportunity to present your reasoning for lowering your property value in front of the Board of Revision consisting of the County Auditor, County Commissioner and County Treasurer.
- Can I contest my late payment penalty?
See attachment.
- How do I contest your property value?
See
attachment.
- Why are real estate taxes collections one year behind?
You pay for the time you own the property. This year is not applicable because you have not owned the property all year. You pay for the taxes for the year you lived in or owned the property.
- Why is the previous owners name on the tax bill?
The name of the owner of record for the tax year will appear on the bill. When a transfer occurs the new owner will be on the following January’s bill.
- Where do my taxes go?
Approximately 75% of your taxes go to support your local schools. For more information please refer to the Tax Rate Table for more detailed information.
- I overpaid my taxes will I get a refund?
During the first half collection the overpayment will be applied to the second half. During the second half collections any overpayment will be refunded.
