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April 30th Deadline to Apply to Pay 2023 Taxes by Installment

The quarterly installment plan enables a taxpayer to pay real estate taxes in four payments rather than one. In order to qualify to pay the 2023 taxes by installment, your 2022 taxes must be more than $100. The application is due April 30th. Once a property is on the installment plan, it is automatically re-enrolled each year. To take a property off the plan, do not make the first payment in June. The property will be dropped from the installment plan and the annual tax bill will be mailed in November.

Appointments for Services
Appointments are recommended for all services and can be scheduled online. Appointments are required for the Road or Written Test, Concealed Weapon License, and any service in the North Port Office. You must be a Sarasota County resident. If you are establishing residency or are a seasonal resident, you are eligible for an appointment. If you live outside of Sarasota County, please contact your local Tax Collector. Customers who walk in without an appointment may encounter a long wait or may be turned away if the office is at capacity.

Having trouble making your payment online or need assistance with something else? Call 941.861.8300 or email Info@SarasotaTaxCollector.com.

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