Difference between revisions of "Local Politics:Issues:Understanding Your Tax Bill"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Initial revision) |
(Development) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Lexington residents get real estate tax bills four times a year, and excise tax bills for other property (automobiles, trailers, boats, etc). | |||
=== The Real Estate Tax Bill === | |||
=== The Excise Tax Bill === | |||
Excise tax bills are mailed once a year, in Spring. You will receive a separate tax stub from the Lexington office of the collector of taxes, although the tax rates are set by the state. You may refer to the [http://www.mass.gov/dor/local-officials/municipal-finance-law/frequently-asked-questions-motor-vehicle-excise.html FAQ for motor vehicle excise] for details. | |||
<!-- The lines below are needed in order to set up page title, categories and sidebar --> | <!-- The lines below are needed in order to set up page title, categories and sidebar --> | ||
[[Category:Local Politics|Understanding Your Tax Bill]] | [[Category:Local Politics|Understanding Your Tax Bill]] | ||
{{Local Politics Issues Footer}} | {{Local Politics Issues Footer}} | ||
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Understanding Your Tax Bill}} | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Understanding Your Tax Bill}} | ||
Revision as of 23:26, 7 December 2013
Lexington residents get real estate tax bills four times a year, and excise tax bills for other property (automobiles, trailers, boats, etc).
The Real Estate Tax Bill
The Excise Tax Bill
Excise tax bills are mailed once a year, in Spring. You will receive a separate tax stub from the Lexington office of the collector of taxes, although the tax rates are set by the state. You may refer to the FAQ for motor vehicle excise for details.