Q: When are property taxes due in Noble County for FY 2025-2026?
A: Property taxes are due November 1st following the levy date, though they may be paid in two equal installments with the first half typically due in May.
Q: What homestead tax credit is available and how do I apply?
A: Oklahoma offers a homestead exemption that caps assessment increases for owner-occupied homes. Applications must be filed with the Noble County Assessor by March 15th for the current tax year, or the exemption begins the following year if filed after the deadline.
Q: Are there tax credits for senior citizens?
A: Yes, taxpayers age 65 and older may qualify for additional tax credits. These require separate application with the County Assessor and have specific income and residency requirements.
Q: How does the homestead exemption work?
A: The homestead exemption limits annual assessment increases on your primary residence, not the total market value. It must be applied for annually and only applies to owner-occupied homes.
Q: When are properties reassessed in Noble County?
A: Properties are typically reassessed annually, with assessment notices mailed in spring. Property owners have appeal rights if they disagree with assessed values.
Q: What are the penalties for late payment?
A: Late payments incur penalties and interest charges. Contact the Noble County Treasurer for current penalty rates and payment options.
Q: Can I pay property taxes online?
A: Check with the Noble County Treasurer's office for current online payment options and accepted payment methods.
Q: Why do tax rates vary within Noble County?
A: Different school districts, municipalities, and special districts (fire, library, etc.) create varying tax rate combinations depending on your property's exact location.
Q: What triggers a supplemental tax bill?
A: New construction, major improvements, property transfers, or assessment corrections can generate supplemental tax bills with separate due dates.
Q: How do I apply for tax credits or exemptions?
A: Contact the Noble County Assessor's office directly for application forms and deadlines. Most credits require annual application and are not automatically renewed.
