When are property taxes due in Iberville Parish?
Property taxes are due December 1st each year and become delinquent 30 days after the due date (December 31st), at which point penalties and interest begin accruing.
What is the homestead exemption and how do I apply?
The homestead exemption provides a $7,500 reduction in assessed value for your primary residence. This exemption requires application with the Iberville Parish Assessor's office and is not automatic. You must file by a specific deadline each year.
Are there other tax credits available?
Louisiana offers various tax credits including those for seniors, disabled veterans, and other qualifying circumstances. Each requires separate application with supporting documentation. Contact the parish assessor's office for specific eligibility requirements and application deadlines.
How often are properties reassessed?
Louisiana conducts property reassessments on a regular cycle. You'll receive notice of any assessment changes and have the right to appeal within specified timeframes if you believe your assessment is incorrect.
What happens if I pay my taxes late?
Taxes become delinquent 30 days after December 1st. Late payments incur penalties and interest charges that continue to accumulate until paid in full.
Can I pay my property taxes online?
Contact the Iberville Parish Tax Collector's office for current online payment options and accepted payment methods.
How do special district taxes work?
Your property may be subject to additional taxes from special districts for services like fire protection or drainage. These vary by location within the parish and appear as separate line items on your tax bill.
What if I disagree with my property assessment?
You have the right to appeal your assessment through the parish's formal appeal process. There are specific deadlines and procedures that must be followed, so contact the assessor's office promptly if you wish to appeal.
Do I need to reapply for exemptions each year?
Most exemptions and credits require annual renewal or reapplication. Check with the assessor's office about specific requirements for each type of exemption you claim.
How are property taxes calculated on new construction?
New construction receives a supplemental assessment once the improvements are completed and inspected. You'll receive a supplemental tax bill covering the period from completion through the end of the current tax year.
