| A: In an effort to increase taxpayers' convenience, improve tax
collection rates, and simultaneously reduce mailing and postage costs,
the City of Norwalk uses a Consolidated Tax Statement, which seeks to
link all property on which taxes are owed, providing the taxpayer with
a single statement billing. Your Consolidated Tax Statement should list
all of your taxable property, including real estate, sewer use, motor
vehicles, and personal property, if any, as well as any delinquent taxes
you may already owe. The Tax Collector's Office makes every effort to
list all of your delinquent taxes, if any, on your consolidated tax statement.
If you have questions or find a discrepancy in this regard, please contact
the Tax Collector's Office. |