TAX INFORMATION:
NOTE: THE TOWNSHIP IS NOW ACCEPTING CREDIT, DEBT CARD OR CHECKING- SAVINGS ACH
Payments will include a convenience fee to the customer:
Per Credit/Debit card payment ……………………… 3% of payment amount
Per e-check payment (ACH) ………………………… $3.00 up to $10,000/$10 over 10,000
Separate checks are required when paying your Summer and Winter Taxes.
Make checks payable to Leroy Township.
SUMMER TAXES:
Taxes are payable July 1 through September 14, 2021 without penalty or interest. The Treasurer’s Office will be open 9 to 5:00 P.M. Tuesday September 14, for tax collection. From September 15 - 30 a 1% interest charge will be added by the Township. An additional 1% per month will be added by the Township to the unpaid balance on the 1st of each month thereafter through February 14, 2022. Between February 15 and February 28, an additional 3% penalty will be added. The Treasurer’s Office will be open on Monday February 28, from 9 – 5:00 P.M. On March 1st and thereafter additional charges will be added by Calhoun County as stated below under Winter taxes.
DEFERMENT OF SUMMER TAXES:
The law provides that beginning September 15, 2021, 1% interest be added to the tax bill each month or portion of a month. However, taxes may be deferred without penalty through February 14, 2022 if the taxpaying property owner is 62+ years old, or totally and permanently disabled and has a household income of $40,000 or less per year. Applications for deferment are available through the Township Treasurer’s office and must be returned to the office by September 15, 2021.
WINTER TAXES:
Payable December 1, 2021 through February 14, 2022 without penalty or interest. A 3% penalty will be added if taxes are paid between February 15 – February 28. The Treasurer’s Office will be open on Monday February 28, from 9 – 5:00 P.M. Beginning March 1st, all real property taxes must be paid to: Calhoun County Treasurer, 315 W. Green Street, Marshall, MI 49068. However, delinquent Personal Property taxes must be paid at the Township office.
NOTE: Please submit separate checks when paying Summer and Winter taxes together.
NON – SUFFICIENT FUND CHECKS:
Checks are accepted as conditional payment of taxes. If a check is not honored by your bank, the property tax will be considered unpaid and will be placed back on the tax roll. A service charge will be applied for returned checks.
FAILURE TO RECEIVE TAX NOTICES:
Failure to send or receive such notice shall not in any way prejudice the right to collect or enforce the payment of any tax.
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