Many of us are so busy worrying about whether we'll remember to set our clocks back on Saturday night, that King County's property tax deadline may accidentally be forgotten. Normally, property taxes are due on October 31, but because this date falls on the weekend, homeowners who either own their properties outright or have opted out of escrow impound accounts will need to make their payment online or have their mail postmarked no later than Monday, November 2 in order to avoid a penalty.

Payments can be made out to King County Treasurer and mailed to: 

500 Fourth Avenue, Room 600 / Seattle, WA 98104

If you've misplaced your coupon or are unsure what your 2nd half balance is, you can look up your tax account here.

Make sure you include your property tax id number on your check. The County website also has an option for e-check/online payment, but only if the payment is being made by Monday.

Late payments can only be mailed.

As Mark Twain once said:

"I shall never use profanity except in discussing house rent and taxes."

With home values having declined significantly since the assessment period for which we are now paying, my guess is there will be more than a few tax payers grumbling a la Mr. Twain. 

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Colleen Fischesser is the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Select Real Estate. She has been successfully helping clients buy and sell real estate in South King & North Pierce Counties since 1990 and specializes in the Maple Valley area. Voted by clients and industry professionals as one of Seattle Magazine's 5 Star, Best in Client Satisfaction for 4 years running, she and her team are committed to remaining on the cutting edge of real estate marketing and technology while providing value-added, personalized service.

 

 

 

 

 

 
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2 Comments on Property Taxes Due November 2!

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Colleen - Great reminder regarding the taxes.  And thank you for the savings time reminder as well !  I had no idea : )

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It's nice that Maple Valley home owners get an extra day to pay property tax. In California, many home owners are seeing their tax bills go down instead of going up!

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