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North Haven Town Taxes Are Now Due
Time is running out to pay the second installment for all real estate, personal property and supplemental motor vehicle taxes before accounts are considered delinquent.
The New Year's celebration for 2013 has come and gone, which means so has Jan. 1: the date municipal taxes are due.
And time is running out to make that payment for the second installment for all real estate, personal property and supplemental motor vehicle taxes on the Grand List of Oct. 1, 2011 — before accounts are considered delinquent.
Delinquent Bills
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On each tax bill that becomes delinquent, a minimum interest charge of $2 will be collected.
All delinquent motor vehicle taxes requiring a release for motor vehicle registration should be paid by cash, certified check or money order to avoid delay caused by use of checks.
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Making Payment by Feb. 1
Tax payments must be in the mail or paid in person at the North Haven Tax Collector's Office by Feb. 1.
Bills not paid by that time will be marked as past due.
Debit and credit cards are not accepted for payment at the tax collector's window at North Haven Town Hall.
Online Tax Payments
The office, however, does accept online payments through the town's website.
Residents can pay via debit card, credit card, as well as their bank accounts through the online system
The taxpayer is responsible for all fees associated with online payments.
In-Person, Mailing Payments
The Tax Collector’s Office is located in Memorial Town hall, 18 Church Street, North Haven. The offfice is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday (except legal holidays).
Payments may be mailed to P.O. Box 900, Hartford, CT 06143-0900. If a receipt is desired, a self-addressed stamped envelope must accompany payment.
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