Local charge bills are being sent out, with occupants of New Hanover County expected to get them by mid-August.
Bills are expected Sept. 1 and can be paid without interest until Jan. 5, 2022. Quarterly installment choices are accessible for the individuals who need to fan out installments.
Regardless of whether occupants are paying local charges retained, they will in any case get a politeness bill. The area urges these occupants to affirm their expenses are being paid through their home loan organization.
New Hanover County expanded expenses this year after late revalutions, which will bring about paying about $200 more in charges for a home revalued at $332,000. The City of Wilmington also expanded its local charges.
Occupants of unincorporated New Hanover County will see the new Stormwater Services Program as a detail interestingly on their bills. A supplement on the new program will be incorporated with the bill.
“Paying taxes is an incredibly important part of our responsibility as citizens, to ensure local governments are able to fund the programs and services needed throughout our community,” New Hanover County tax administrator Allison Snell said in a county press release. “And we try to make the process of paying taxes as easy and efficient as possible, with multiple payment options and flexibility. We want to help residents avoid having to pay interest on taxes, so we ask that you reach out to us before taxes become delinquent on January 5, so we can set up alternate payment arrangements if needed.”
Contact the New Hanover County charge office at (910) 798-7300 for questions or to make installment plans.
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