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1. www.boston.gov › departments › tax-collectionTax Collection | Boston.gov

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   Learn how the Collecting Division collects property taxes and other monies due to the City of Boston. Find tips, resources, and links for taxpayers and tax professionals.

   • How to Pay Your Real Estate Taxes

     To get tax information for the current fiscal year, call the...

   • Car Excise Tax

     State law allows tax exemptions for vehicles owned by...

   • How to Get a Municipal Lien Certificate

     Collector of Taxes, City of Boston Attn: MLC - Window M32...

   • Motor Vehicle and Boat Tax

     If you have questions about mooring your boat in Boston...

   • Problems With Real Estate Tax Bills

     Bring all your information to Boston City Hall: Mezzanine...

   • Archives and Records Management

     We develop and carry out citywide policy and procedures for...

   • Betterments and Your Tax Bill

     The City splits the cost of part or all of the betterment...

   • Assessing Department

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2. www.boston.gov › departments › tax-collectionHow to pay your real estate taxes | Boston.gov

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   Mar 27, 2023 · Learn about the four options to pay your City of Boston property taxes online, by phone, by mail, or in person. Find out how to handle tax bills for condo parking spaces and get tax information for the current fiscal year.

   • 1. The City operates on a fiscal year that starts on July 1 and ends on June 30. We use a quarterly tax billing system meaning we mail tax bills fo...
   • 2. You can pay your real estate taxes with a credit or debit card or a checking account. Please note: Payments made by electronic check/ACH are not...
   • 3. The City operates on a fiscal year that starts on July 1 and ends on June 30. We use a quarterly tax billing system meaning we mail tax bills fo...
   • 4. Please note:You will need your bill number to pay by phone. It can be found on your bill next to the ward and parcel numbers. If the bill number...
   • 5. The City operates on a fiscal year that starts on July 1 and ends on June 30. We use a quarterly tax billing system meaning we mail tax bills fo...
   • 6. You can pay with a check or money order made payable to the City of Boston. Please remember to detach the bottom part of your real estate or per...
   • 7. The City operates on a fiscal year that starts on July 1 and ends on June 30. We use a quarterly tax billing system meaning we mail tax bills fo...
   • 8. At City Hall we accept cash credit cards pinless debit cards and checks or money orders made payable to the City of Boston.If you use a credit c...
   • 9. Bring the copy of your tax bill and payment to City Hall: Mezzanine level Window M-10 11 12 1 City Hall Square Boston MA 02201 Office hours:&nbs...

3. www.boston.gov › departments › tax-collectionMotor vehicle and boat tax | Boston.gov

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   Jun 9, 2023 · Learn how to pay annual taxes for registered cars and boats in Boston, and how to apply for abatements, exemptions, or late payments. Find out how to contact the Taxpayer Referral and Assistance Center for questions or problems.

4. www.boston.gov › departments › tax-collectionHow to pay your motor vehicle excise tax | Boston.gov

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   Apr 20, 2023 · Learn how to pay your motor vehicle excise tax online, by phone, by mail, or in person in Boston. Find out if you qualify for abatements or exemptions and how to file a form.

   • 1. Residents who own motor vehicles have to pay taxes based on the value of their vehicles each year. You pay an excise instead of a personal prope...
   • 2. You can pay your excise tax through our online payment system. You need to enter your last name and license plate number to find your bill.Go to...
   • 3. Residents who own motor vehicles have to pay taxes based on the value of their vehicles each year. You pay an excise instead of a personal prope...
   • 4. Please note:You will need your bill number to pay by phone. It can be found on your bill next to the ward and parcel numbers. If the bill number...
   • 5. Residents who own motor vehicles have to pay taxes based on the value of their vehicles each year. You pay an excise instead of a personal prope...
   • 6. You can pay with a credit card debit card check or money order made payable to the City of Boston. Please remember to cut off the bottom part of...
   • 7. Residents who own motor vehicles have to pay taxes based on the value of their vehicles each year. You pay an excise instead of a personal prope...
   • 8. At City Hall we accept cash credit cards pinless debit cards and checks or money orders made payable to the City of Boston.If you use a credit c...
   • 9. Please bring your payment and bill to:1 City Hall Square - Collector’s OfficeMezzanine Level Window 10 11 12Boston MA 02201Office hours: Monday...

5. www.cityofboston.gov › assessing › searchAssessing Online - City of Boston

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   Find property parcel data, assessed value, location, ownership and tax information for each piece of property in the city. Apply for abatement, exemption and/or residential exemption for FY2024 real estate taxes by the deadlines.

6. www.boston.gov › departments › assessingAssessing | Boston.gov

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   Find information on property tax assessment, personal property tax, community preservation act, and taxpayer assistance center in Boston. Search FY 2024 real estate assessments and taxes online or contact the department by email or phone.

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   How do I contact a tax collector in Boston?

   • If you have any questions about payments for the current fiscal year, contact the Taxpayer Referral and Assistance Center at 617-635-4287. For payments in previous years, call the Collections Department at 617-635-4131. If you own a motor vehicle or trailer in Boston, you must pay an excise each year.

   Motor vehicle and boat tax | Boston.gov

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   Do you have to pay taxes in Boston?

   • If you register your car in Boston or own a boat in the City, you need to pay annual taxes related to your ownership, also known as excise payments. Massachusetts law requires that you pay a tax on registered motor vehicles or trailers. Motor vehicles include motorcycles, cars, buses, off-road vehicles, and trucks.

   Motor vehicle and boat tax | Boston.gov

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   How do I get a tax certificate in Boston?

   • If you don't know it, you can call the Assessing Department at 617-635-4287 for help. Please include a self-addressed and stamped envelope so we can mail you the certificate. You need to pay a fee to get your certificate. You can pay with a certified check or an attorney's check made payable to the City of Boston.

   How to get a Municipal Lien Certificate | Boston.gov

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   How do I contact a property assessor in Boston?

   • For all other inquiries, please email assessing@boston.gov. Our mission is to accurately assess property and provide prompt and courteous help to the public. We determine the value of property in Boston for the purpose of taxation.

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8. www.boston.gov › departments › tax-collectionHow to get a Municipal Lien Certificate | Boston.gov

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   Jul 4, 2016 · A municipal lien certificate shows how much tax you owe on a property in Boston. You can get one by mail or in person from the Tax Collection Department.