What do I do if I received a tax statement and my mortgage company escrows (pays) my taxes?

If your taxes are to be paid by a mortgage company and you received the statement, write your loan number on the tax notice and send it immediately to your mortgage company.

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1. When are tax statements mailed and due?
2. When are my taxes delinquent?
3. May I pay my taxes by phone or online?
4. What do I do if I received a tax statement and my mortgage company escrows (pays) my taxes?
5. What if I did not receive a tax statement and my account goes delinquent? Will I still have to pay penalties?
6. What type of payment options do you accept?
7. What is the mailing address to send my tax payment?
8. How can I find out what exemptions I am eligible for?
9. How do I get more information regarding property taxes?
10. What if I can’t pay the total tax amount? Do you accept partial payments?
11. How do I initiate the quarterly payment plan to pay my property taxes?
12. I have sold my property but I continue to receive statements. How can I remove my name from this account?
13. When I purchased my home, the sale was handled through an attorney or title company who collected my taxes at closing. Why am I receiving a delinquent statement?
14. Why are my taxes so high?