Q: When are property taxes due in Pittsylvania County for FY 2025?
A: Property taxes are due in two installments: first installment due June 10th and second installment due December 10th for Fiscal Year 2025.
Q: What tax credits are available and how do I apply?
A: Tax credits may be available for qualifying property owners, but require separate application to the county. Contact the Pittsylvania County Assessor's office to determine eligibility and obtain application forms. Credits are not automatically applied to your tax bill.
Q: Is there a homestead tax credit and how does it work?
A: Virginia law allows for certain tax relief programs that may limit assessment increases on qualifying homeowner properties. These programs typically require annual application and have income and other eligibility requirements. Contact the county assessor for current program availability and application procedures.
Q: How often does Pittsylvania County reassess properties?
A: Contact the Pittsylvania County Assessor's office for current reassessment schedules and procedures, as timing can vary based on county policy and state requirements.
Q: What are the penalties for late payment?
A: Late payment penalties and interest charges apply to overdue property taxes. Contact the Pittsylvania County Treasurer's office for current penalty rates and collection procedures.
Q: Can I pay property taxes online?
A: Check with the Pittsylvania County Treasurer's office for available online payment options and accepted payment methods.
Q: How do special taxing districts affect my bill?
A: Additional assessments may apply depending on your property's location within special service or taxing districts. Your tax bill will itemize any additional district charges beyond the base county rate.
Q: How do I appeal my property assessment?
A: Property assessment appeals must be filed within specific timeframes. Contact the Pittsylvania County Assessor's office for appeal procedures, deadlines, and required documentation.
Q: What property qualifies for tax relief on land over 1 acre?
A: Tax relief programs may reduce real estate tax on a home plus up to 1 acre of land. Land exceeding 1 acre is typically not subject to relief programs. Applications are required for all tax relief programs.
Q: Are there exemptions for environmental restoration sites?
A: Certain environmental restoration sites may qualify for property tax exemptions under specific county ordinances. Contact the county assessor to determine current program availability and application requirements.
