Payment Due Dates

NYC’s Property Tax Fiscal Year runs from July 1st to June 30th.  Finance mails property tax billing information in June for the entire fiscal year.  The bill is included with the Statement of Account (SOA) letter.  Payments are due, two (semi-annually) or four (quarterly) times a year.

NEW: As part of a budget agreement with Mayor Bloomberg, the City Council passed a law allowing more owners to pay quarterly.

All other properties with a taxable value of more than $250,000 must pay twice a year.

Statement of Account: Click here to see if you are paying quarterly or twice a year and to view your taxable value.

Extra Time for Quarterly Payers
Four time-a-year payers are entitled to 15 days interest free after the due date. This is called a Grace Period.

However, if payment is made on the 16th or later, interest goes back to being charged from the original due date.

For mailed payments, the postmark on the envelope determines if you have met the deadline. We do not use the date we receive or cash the check.

PROPERTY TAX PAYMENT DUE DATES

If the original date falls on the weekend or NYC holiday, the payment is due the next business day.

All other properties with a taxable value of more than $250,000 must pay twice a year.

Discounts for Early Payment
Taxpayers who pay the "Everything You Owe..." amount on the Statement of Account coupon are entitled to a discount.  You will receive a reduction of:

• 1.5% on the full amount of your yearly property tax if you pay the entire amount shown on your bill by the July due date (or grace period due date).
  
• 1% discount on the last three quarters if you wait until October to pay the entire amount due.
  
• 0.5% discount on the last six months of your taxes when you pay the remaining balance by the January due date.

Additional Information
Statement of Account
Bills and Payments
Late Payments