City Business and Fiduciary Taxes
Homeowner's Principal Residence Exemption
Property Tax Forfeiture and Foreclosure
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Early July: Bill notice sent and summer property taxes become a lien until paid.
By September 14: If taxpayer is eligible, Tax Deferment Request Form must be received by local city or township treasurer.
Not later than September 14 (may be earlier or later depending on township or city charter): Payment must be received.
After September 14 (may be later or earlier depending on the city charter): 1% interest per month will accrue if the payment is late. The taxpayer must include the following late penalty interest fees for late payments.
| Payment Received Date | Amount of Tax Due: Please note that you will need to check with your local taxing unit as some of the interest penalty charges may vary |
| September 15-30 | 102% of Base Tax (Base Tax, plus 1% administrative fee, plus 1% interest penalty) |
| October 1-31 | 103% of Base Tax (Base Tax, plus 1% administrative fee, plus 2% interest penalty) |
| November 1-30 | 104% of Base Tax (Base Tax, plus 1% administrative fee, plus 3% interest penalty) |
| December 1-31 | 105% of Base Tax (Base Tax, plus 1% administrative fee, plus 4% interest penalty) |
| January 1-31 | 106% of Base Tax (Base Tax, plus 1% administrative fee, plus 5% interest penalty) |
| February 1-28 | 107% of Base Tax (Base Tax, plus 1% administrative fee, plus 6% interest penalty) Please note: there may be additional interest penalty charged by the local taxing unit for taxes paid after February 14. |
February 28: Payment must be received by this date or the property tax will be considered delinquent and turned over to the county treasurer on March 1. Additional interest penalty will apply after March 1.