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The State of Colorado allows property taxes to be paid either in two equal installments, or in full, by the dates shown below. Payment Due Dates for 2024 Two half payments. February 29 June 17. Full payment. April 30. No discounts for early payment; Postmark accepted for tax payments mailed to our office (except tax lien redemptions)
- Property Taxes
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Boulder County / Property & Land / Treasurer’s Office / Property Taxes. Certified funds are required for all payments starting Oct 1. Online payment is no longer available. Our office in Lafayette is closed for the year; it will reopen in late January 2025. Property Taxes.
- 2023 Taxes Payable in 2024
- Paying Taxes
- Electronic Property Tax Notices
- Seniors, Veterans, and Active-Duty Military
- Tax Liens
We expect Tax Notices will be mailed out mid-February. If you prepaid your property taxes, we have answers to some frequently asked questions.
Property taxes may be paid in full, or in two half payments, by the due dates. You can pay these taxes in our office, by mail, online, or over the phone. Instructions for each of these payment methods can be found on the back of your property tax notice. If you pay online with an e-check, there is no charge to you for the service. Our processor cha...
We now offer the option to receive tax notices by email. Please read the instructions, then click the button below to get started!
Beginning in 2023, the Colorado State Treasurer’s Office took over the tax deferral programs, including processing applications, which was formerly done by our office. The interest rate is “equivalent to the rate per annum on the most recently issued ten-year United States treasury note, rounded to the nearest one-tenth of one percent, as reported ...
Once a year, real properties with unpaid taxes are subject to having a tax lien placed on the property. If a tax lien is outstanding for more than three years, a lienholder can apply for the Treasurer to hold an auction of the property.
The median property tax in Boulder County, Colorado is $2,014 per year for a home worth the median value of $353,300. Boulder County collects, on average, 0.57% of a property's assessed fair market value as property tax. Boulder County has one of the highest median property taxes in the United States, and is ranked 437th of the 3143 counties in ...
Boulder County Treasurer Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Monday - Friday Mailing address: PO Box 471 Boulder, CO 80306 Phone number: 303-441-3520 Fax number: 303-441-3598 Longmont Office 515 Coffman St Suite 113 8 am - 4:30pm Monday only Lafayette Office 1376 Miners Dr Unit 105 8 am - 4:30 pm Tuesdays Only
In 2024 no new sales and use taxes went into effect, so the county rate remains at 1.185%. However, in the November 2023 election, voters approved a measure to extend a 0.10% Open Space sales tax whose rate was due to decrease to 0.05% in 2025. The measure ensures this tax will remain at 0.10% for the next 15 years.
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Boulder, CO 80306 Phone number: 303-441-3520 Fax number: 303-441-3598. NOTE: This Site does not show current year property values i.e. (if you want to know your property values for next year or how much tax will be due next year you should visit the Boulder County Assessor site by clicking on the Boulder County Assessor button above.)
