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1. Real Estate Tax
2. Manufactured Home Tax (Trailer)
3. Personal Property Tax (Business)
4. Delinquent Tax Payments

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Section 1: Real Estate Tax

As a general rule, Real Estate Tax Bills are sent out in January and June of each year and are due and payable in February and July. Real estate taxes can be paid in the following ways:

• In person at the Belmont County Treasurer's Office.
• By mailing to the Treasurer's Office.
• At most financial institutions (banks) located in Belmont County. Financial institutions are only able to accept payments during a current collection period. Payments made after the due date must be mailed or delivered to the Treasurer's office.

Section 2: Manufactured Home Tax

Manufactured Home Tax Bills are sent out during January and June of each year and are due to be paid on March 1^st and July 31^st, respectively, of each year. Manufactured Home Taxes can be paid in the following ways:

• In person at the Belmont County Treasurer's Office.
• By mailing to the Treasurer's Office.

Section 3: Personal Property Tax

Personal Property Tax is a tax assessed on business inventory and equipment. The tax is generated initially by a tax return, prepared and filed by the taxpayer (business entity). Single County Businesses file Form 920 with the County Auditor's Office; Multi-County Businesses file Form 945 with the Ohio Department of Taxation. In both instances, the return is due to be filed by April 30^th of each year. Payment due dates are normally May 10^th and September 20^th. Payments can be made in the following ways:

• Attached to and with a filed Single County Personal Property Tax Return (Form 920).
• In person at the Belmont County Treasurer's Office.
• By mailing to the Treasurer's Office.

Section 4: Delinquent Tax Payments

The collection of Delinquent (unpaid) Taxes, be it Real Estate, Manufactured Home or Personal Property, is a year-round process. Anyone falling behind in the payment of property tax is requested to contact the Treasurer's Office so that the circumstances regarding the unpaid tax and the taxpayer's options for payment arrangements can be discussed.

The treasurer is authorized to offer a number of installment plans to pay delinquent taxes. The installment plans run in length from a few months and extend out through five years. It is the goal and responsibility of the Treasurer's Office to assist those having difficulties with back taxes. Taxpayers utilizing or setting up a payment plan and subsequently adhering to such arrangements in terms of payments, will generally avoid any Legal/Foreclosure action instituted by the Prosecuting Attorney's Office.