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CECIL INGRAM , TREASURER
MEET THE TREASURER
CONTACT INFORMATION
SECOND HALF 2007 PROPERTY TAXES ARE DUE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 20, 2008
REMEMER TO PUT CORRECT POSTAGE ON YOUR ENVELOPE - AS OF MAY 12, 2008 POSTAGE WILL INCREASED TO $.42
YOUR PAYMENT MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE BY 5:00 PM ON THE DUE DATE OR U.S. POSTMARK BY JUNE 20 |
TO VISIT OUR ONLINE PROPERTY TAX INFORMATION SYSTEM
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Property owners can take advantage of making early payments (or pre-payments) toward their 2008 taxes (which will be billed in November). Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual tax payment options may be used to pay any delinquent tax amounts, however, interest will be calculated up to the day of payment.
Questions regarding tax payments can be directed to Ada County Treasurer, P.O. Box 2868, Boise, ID, 83701 or by calling 208-287-6800. If you want any type of listing or research, we would encourage you to fill out a Public Records Request form OR obtain information and Public Records Request form in Adobe format by clicking HERE.
CREDIT CARD PAYMENT OPTIONS
OFFICIAL PAYMENTS
To Pay by Credit Card
Visit
Official Payments
To Pay by Electronic Check Visit
Official Payments
For information on How to Pay Property Taxes by PHONE Using your Credit card or Electronic Check, click Here!
Jurisdiction Code:2212
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Official Payments is now offering a “My Account” option that will allow you to set up an account to “Auto-pay” taxes according to a specified schedule. The auto pay option is currently only available by credit card, but e-check auto pay is planned for the near future. The convenience fee will still apply.
Regular payments of any amount are accepted at any time and can be made by electronic check, for a much smaller fee than the cost of a credit card payment. When paying online from your checking account the fee is $5 for payments up to $10,000 and $20 for payments over $10,000. Information regarding credit card and echeck payments online is available at Official Payments or payments can be made by credit card by phoning 1-800-2PAY-TAX (use Jurisdiction Code 2212).
IMPORTANT DEADLINES: |
June 20, 2008 |
Last day to pay 2007 second one-half tax payments without a late charge and interest, calculated from January 1, 2008. |
December 22, 2008 |
Last day to pay 2008 full tax payments or first one-half tax payments without late charge and interest on the first half. Taxes are generally due on December 20th, however, because that falls on a Saturday, the due date will be the 22nd this year. |
January 2, 2009 |
First day to apply for 2009 Homeowner's Exemption or Circuit Breaker Benefits |
April 15, 2009 |
Last day to apply for 2008 Homeowner's Exemption, Tax Deferral or Circuit Breaker Benefits. |
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TIMETABLE OF IMPORTANT DATES
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Property Owner/Taxpayer Responsibilities and Reminders...
- Be aware of the important dates and deadlines for payments, applications for property tax relief and assessment appeals.
- It is particularly important that you be aware of your property tax due dates. Tax bills are mailed on each parcel, however, failure to receive a tax bill does not excuse the taxpayer from paying the taxes, late charges and interest accrued, if any.
- Be sure to notify the assessor's office whenever your mailing address changes.
- When mailing your tax payment, be sure the envelope is U. S. postmarked on or before the due date.
- If you will be traveling or out of the country at the time taxes are due, contact our office for an "estimated tax amount" so that you can prepay or make other arrangements to pay by the due date.
- Proof of payment of property taxes is the responsibility of the taxpayer [I.C. 63-1306(2)]. Be sure to keep accurate records, receipts and cancelled checks documenting your payment.
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DOCUMENTS AND FORMS
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