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   The Assessors, as required by Chapters 59, 60A, 61, 61B, 121A of the Massachusetts General Laws and various Acts of the Legislature, perform the appraisal of approximately 27,000 parcels of property. This includes residential, commercial, industrial, utilities, and personal property.

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2. www.newtonma.gov › government › treasuryTax Information | City of Newton, MA

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   The City of Newton has, for many years, issued property tax bills on a quarterly basis. Installments are due every year on August 1, November 1, February 1, and May 1. Under this system, property taxes for the first two installments (August 1 & November 1) are estimated, each based on one-quarter of the net taxes assessed in the prior fiscal year. ...

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   While every attempt is made to mail tax bills to property owners at least 30 days prior to the due dates, non-receipt of a tax bill by a taxpayer does not relieve one from the obligation of paying the property tax before the due dates. Property owners are advised to contact the Treasury Dept. if they have not received a bill within two or three wee...

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   Motor Vehicle Excise bills are issued once each calendaryear to the owner(s) of each vehicle registered in Massachusetts. These bills are prepared from the records of the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles. The place of garaging of the vehicle, as of January 1, determines to what city or town the bill is payable. The statewide tax rate for Mo...

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3. www.newtonma.gov › government › informationProperty Boundaries | City of Newton, MA

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   Property Boundaries. Download Data: These polygons represent the boundaries of the Assessor’s property parcels. Some attribute information from the Assessor’s Database is added and more information from this and other databases can be linked via each property’s Section, Block and Lot identifier (SBL).

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   What percentage of Newton's income is property tax?

   • In Newton, the property tax accounts for approximately 82 percent of the City's income. State law has established a fiscal year which begins every July 1st and ends on June 30th View Your Bills and Payments Online. The City of Newton has, for many years, issued property tax bills on a quarterly basis.

   Tax Information | City of Newton, MA

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   What does the Massachusetts property tax department do?

   • This Department also is responsible for preparing cases for hearing and defending property values before the Massachusetts Appellate Tax Board and for reporting all sales within the City to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue.

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   When are property taxes due in Newton?

   • The City of Newton has, for many years, issued property tax bills on a quarterly basis. Installments are due every year on August 1, November 1, February 1, and May 1. Under this system, property taxes for the first two installments (August 1 & November 1) are estimated, each based on one-quarter of the net taxes assessed in the prior fiscal year.

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   What does the assessors' office do?

   • The Assessors' Office is responsible for the administration of all laws and regulations regarding property tax assessment. The Assessors, as required by Chapters 59, 60A, 61, 61B, 121A of the Massachusetts General Laws and various Acts of the Legislature, perform the appraisal of approximately 27,000 parcels of property.

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