New Castle County's tax collectors must send quarterly property tax reports to lawmakers, the Governor, and state offices.
New Castle County tax collectors must send state leaders quarterly reports on tax payment plans, assessment appeals, reported property transfers, and school tax money. The rule ends January 1, 2028, unless lawmakers change it.
The county may also list properties with tax liens, or claims for unpaid taxes, in its reports. If it does, it must give details about each lien.
New Castle County tax collectors must prepare quarterly reports and send them to lawmakers, the Governor, and state offices. The reports cover property tax payment plans and appeals, values from filed property transfer tax returns, and tax money sent to each school district in the county. Reports cover quarters starting July 1, 2025, and are due within 30 days after each quarter ends. Lawmakers may end or extend the rule.
New Castle County tax collectors may add tax lien details to the quarterly reports. This option covers county properties with tax liens, which are claims against property for unpaid taxes. If they include a property, they must list its parcel number, property type, lien amount, and filing date. This option starts with data for the quarter beginning July 1, 2025. The act expires January 1, 2028, unless lawmakers end it sooner or extend it.
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