Q: When are Logan County property taxes due for the current fiscal year?
A: For FY 2025-2026, the first installment is due February 11, 2026, and the second installment is due July 8, 2026, with a 1.5% monthly penalty for late payments.
Q: What tax credits are available and do I need to apply?
A: The General Homestead Credit reduces assessed value by $6,000 for owner-occupied properties and requires application. Senior Citizen credits may also be available with additional application requirements. These are not automatic and must be applied for annually.
Q: How does the Homestead credit work?
A: The General Homestead Credit caps assessment increases and reduces assessed value by up to $6,000 for qualifying owner-occupied properties. You must file an application with the county assessor's office to receive this credit.
Q: How often are properties reassessed in Logan County?
A: Properties are typically reassessed every four years, with the most recent general reassessment cycle varying by township within the county.
Q: How do I appeal my property assessment?
A: Assessment appeals must be filed with the Logan County Board of Review within 30 days of receiving your assessment notice, typically between May and July.
Q: What is the penalty for late property tax payments?
A: Logan County charges 1.5% per month penalty on unpaid taxes after the due date, with additional interest accruing on delinquent amounts.
Q: Can I pay property taxes online?
A: Yes, Logan County accepts online payments for real estate taxes with credit and debit cards, though processing fees of 2.35% + $1.50 apply for electronic payments.
Q: How do special taxing districts affect my tax bill?
A: Your total tax rate includes levies from all applicable districts serving your property, including school districts, fire protection districts, library districts, and other special service areas, which vary by location within the county.
Q: What happens if I don't pay my property taxes?
A: Unpaid taxes result in penalties, interest, and eventual tax sale proceedings where the county can sell your property to recover delinquent taxes.
Q: Where can I find my property's specific tax information?
A: Visit the Logan County website or contact the County Clerk's office to look up specific property tax information and payment history for your parcel.
