If you decide to split your property tax payments, November 30 is the last day to pay the first half.
Why split payments
When you split your payments, you get to pay half of the taxes by November 30 and the other half by June 30 of the following year, without any penalty.
The no-penalty aspect is the best part, followed closely by the fact that you’re not facing an enormous lump sum all at once on January 31. The drawback, however, is that you’re paying half of the taxes two months before the January 31 deadline. If you’re strapped for cash, that isn’t always an option.
How to split payments
Contact your tax collection office to see if the split payment option is available for you. They’ll be able to walk through the steps specific to your local area.
Assistance
If you will have trouble paying your property taxes for 2011 and splitting payments isn’t an ideal option for you, consider getting a property tax loan to ease the burden.
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