Maria Pappas: Poreski računi za drugu ratu za 2022. su sada onlajn, dve nedelje pre nego što budu poslati poštom
Vlasnici imovine okruga Kuk koji ne žele da čekaju da im računi za porez na imovinu stignu poštom sada mogu da pogledaju, preuzmu i plate račun za drugu ratu za poresku godinu 2022. onlajn na cookcountytreasurer.com, objavila je danas blagajnica Marija Papas.
Vlasnici nekretnina koji žele da pregledaju, preuzmu i plate svoje račune na mreži treba da posete cookcountytreasurer.com, da izaberu plavi okvir sa natpisom „Plati onlajn besplatno“ i unesu svoju adresu ili indeksni broj imovine (PIN).
Kancelarija blagajnika planira da pošalje 1,8 miliona računa vlasnicima imovine 1. novembra ili oko toga. Porezi na drugu ratu dospevaju 1. decembra.
„Podstičem ljude da plaćaju putem interneta, što je najbrži i najpogodniji način plaćanja“, rekla je Pappas. „Ako vlasnici nekretnina nisu u mogućnosti da plate ceo iznos odjednom, mogu da izvrše delimičnu uplatu, ili nekoliko, dok ne plate u potpunosti.
Delimične uplate na neplaćene poreze na imovinu mogu ublažiti finansijsku napetost zbog kašnjenja u plaćanju.
„Delimično plaćanje smanjuje iznos kamate naplaćene na dospele poreze“, rekla je Pappas.
Blagajnička kancelarija šalje dve rate poreskih računa svake godine. Prva rata obično dospeva u martu. Prethodnih godina druga rata je dospevala u avgustu, ali su računi kasnili ove i prošle godine.
Nema naknade za plaćanje onlajn sa bankovnih računa. Za one koji plaćaju kreditnom karticom postoji naknada za obradu od 2,1%. Vlasnici imovine takođe mogu odštampati svoj račun i doneti ga u bilo koju lokaciju filijale Chase Bank, uključujući i one izvan okruga Cook. Poreski obveznici takođe mogu da plate svoje račune na više od 100 lokalnih banaka u kojima imaju račun ili u kancelariji blagajnika, 118 N. Clark St., Čikago.
Vlasnici nekretnina mogu takođe da koriste veb lokaciju da saznaju da li im okrug duguje povraćaj za prethodne preplaćene ili propuštene izuzeće. Posetioci veb stranice takođe mogu da pročitaju bilo koju od Pappas studija, seriju istraživačkih projekata koji detaljno opisuju nejednakosti i složenost sistema poreza na imovinu.
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Pappas: Second Installment 2022 tax bills are now online, two weeks before they are mailed
Cook County property owners who don’t want to wait until their property tax bills arrive in the mail may now view, download and pay their Second Installment bill for the 2022 Tax Year online at cookcountytreasurer.com, Treasurer Maria Pappas announced today.
Property owners who wish to view, download and pay their bills online should visit cookcountytreasurer.com, select the blue box labeled “Pay Online for Free” and enter their address or Property Index Number (PIN).
The Treasurer’s Office plans to mail 1.8 million bills to property owners on or around Nov. 1. Second Installment taxes are due Dec. 1.
“I encourage people to pay online, which is the quickest and most convenient way to pay,” Pappas said. “If property owners are unable to pay the full amount at once, they can make a partial payment, or several, until they have paid in full.”
Partial payments on unpaid property taxes can ease the financial strain of paying late.
“Making partial payments lowers the amount of interest charged on overdue taxes,” Pappas said.
The Treasurer’s Office sends two tax bill installments each year. The First Installment typically is due in March. In past years the Second Installment has been due in August but bills were delayed this year and last year.
There is no fee to pay online from bank accounts. There is a 2.1% processing fee for those who pay with a credit card. Property owners may also print their bill and bring it to any Chase Bank branch location, including those outside Cook County. Taxpayers can also pay their bills at more than 100 community bank locations where they have an account or at the Treasurer’s Office, 118 N. Clark St., Chicago.
Property owners may also use the website to find out if the County owes them a refund for past overpayments or missed exemptions. Website visitors can also read any of the Pappas Studies, a series of research projects that detail inequities and complexities of the property tax system.
