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TAX COLLECTOR - Frequently Asked Questions

The following has been prepared to provide answers to some of the questions taxpayers most frequently ask about property taxes. Generally, questions concerning assessed value, adjustments, exemptions or credits, tax relief programs, and improper motor vehicle tax billings should be directed to the Assessors Office at (203) 854-7887, or fax (203) 854-7986. Questions about billings, tax balances due, amounts paid, delinquent taxes, and interest charged should be directed to the Tax Collector's Office, tel. (203) 854-7731, or fax (203) 854-7770. For more information, please continue reading, or contact the appropriate office.

What do I own that is subject to taxes, and when are they due?
How is my tax rate Established?
What is a consolidated tax statement?
What is the best way to pay my tax bill or statement?
What Happens if I pay late?
Can the interest on my tax bill be waived?
What if I never received a tax bill?
Can I pay my taxes at a local bank?
Should I save part of this bill for my next payment?
I am being improperly billed for a motor vehicle. What should I do?
I recently replaced a vehicle, and got a tax bill on the old vehicle. Do I have to pay it?
I need to register my car. What do I need from the Tax Collector's office?
I have moved. What is my tax jurisdiction for motor vehicle taxes?
What is a "supplemental" motor vehicle bill?
My consolidated tax bill or demand for payment shows amounts due for interest and other fees. What does this mean?
My real estate bill is supposed to be paid by my mortgage company. What should I do?
My bill says, "Escrow Account", but I don't have one! What should I do?
How is my motor vehicle assessment determined?
What are the office hours of the Tax Collector?
Are there long lines at city hall?
Could I be eligible for any exemptions or abatements?
Are there any breaks for senior citizens or disabled taxpayers?
What period of time does the bill cover?
I recently bought (or sold) a house in Norwalk, and I have a question about what I owe. What should I do?
What is being done to collect delinquent taxes?
Do I need to save my receipts?
What if I think my assessment is too high?
I have questions about the property revaluation. Whom do I call?
I want to pay taxes with my credit card. What do I do?
Explain the sewer use charges on my tax statement.
I recently received a "Tax Collector's Demand" in the mail. What does this mean?.
What is the consumption based sewer use billing appeals process?

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