Anoka County Reminds Residents of Approaching Real Estate and Agricultural Property Tax Deadline

Anoka County Reminds Residents of Approaching Real Estate and Agricultural Property Tax Deadline

In a public service reminder to Anoka County residents, officials announced that the deadline to pay the first half of real estate and agricultural property taxes is swiftly approaching. Taxpayers have until May 15 to settle their dues. According to the county's latest alert, multiple payment options are available to make the process accessible for all property owners.

For those who prefer online transactions, the Anoka County Government website has a straightforward payment system. If you're inclined to mail your payment or deliver it in person, payments will be accepted at the Anoka County Government Center. A word to the wise, ensure that mailed payments are sent well in advance; the county asks for a two-week grace period to process the potentially large volume of mail-ins.

One critical point to keep in mind, especially for those last-minute taxpayers, is that payments postmarked on or before May 15 are considered timely. "Payments that are postmarked on or before the due date are considered timely and will not be charged penalty," the alert stated. This offers a small cushion for those who may find themselves on a tight schedule in the coming month.

With the deadline less than a month away, Anoka County residents are encouraged to prepare their payments now, to avoid any hiccups as the due date looms closer. For further information or to make a payment, visit the Anoka County Government's official website.

SOURCE: hoodline