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In Indiana, voters choose their county treasurer as it is a Constitutional Office. In some states, the person who performs the duties performed by county treasurers in Indiana is referred to as the tax collector. That title perfectly describes the primary duty of the county treasurer.

NOTICE: INFORMATION EVERY BOONE COUNTY TAXPAYER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PROPERTY TAXES!

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NOTICE: Fall Tax Payments are now due on Tuesday November 12th 2024 due to the closure of County Offices on Monday November 11th 2024 in observance of Veterans Day.

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The county treasurer is responsible for collecting taxes. In the case of delinquent taxes, the treasurer may order the sale of real property to pay delinquent taxes.

The treasurer also receives distributions of local income and other taxes that are collected by the state.

The treasurer is responsible for the collection of some taxes imposed by state law on behalf of the state and also has custodial and investment responsibility for all taxes and other reveunues collected by county government.

Together with the auditor, the treasurer insures the proper distribution of funds. The county treasurer serves as treasurer ex officio to the board of hospital trustees in some counties.

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

When are property tax bills mailed?

According to IC 6-1.1-22-8(b)(2), “…The county treasurer may mail or transmit the statement … at least fifteen (15) days before the date on which the first or only installment is due…”. Typically, Boone County tax statements are mailed in April.

When are property tax payments due?

According to IC 6-1.1-22-9(a), property taxes are due “…in two (2) equal installments on May 10 and November 10…”.

Why did a copy of my tax bill get mailed to someone other than my mortgage company?

Many mortgage companies use a third party clearinghouse to request your property tax bill and process your property tax payment from your escrow. Please contact your mortgage company for additional information.

How do I know if my mortgage company is going to pay my taxes?

The only sure way to know is to contact your mortgage company. Keep in mind there will be a lag between the time the money is deducted from your escrow and the payment when the payment is finally sent to the Treasurer to post.

Why did I receive a reconstruction drain bill?

The County Surveyor is responsible for assessing regulated drains. You may reach that office by calling (765)483-4444.

My property was sold at the County's tax sale. How do I get it back?

As a property owner, you have a certain period of time in which to redeem your property. You may contact the County Auditor’s office for more information, including the redemption amount of a tax sale. Please call 765-482-2940 for assistance.

Can I make partial payments towards my property tax bill?

The Treasurer will accept partial payments. Please keep in mind that acceptance of partial payments does not change the due dates. The spring and fall tax bill amounts must be paid in full by the due dates (typically in May and November). Otherwise, five to ten percent (5% – 10%) penalties will be assessed on any unpaid amount.

Why is it so difficult to reach the Treasurer's office by phone?

The Treasurer’s Office has a high call volume all year but the call volume is typically at its peak from April 25 – May 15 and October 25 – November 15. We appreciate your patience and look forward to answering any questions you may have.