Portland is changing the way it bills and collects property taxes. And the transition means that, for this year only, the first payment will be due in October, rather than September, according to a news release.

Beginning this year, Portland will be sending out one annual property tax bill, rather than two bills. The new tax bill will include two payment coupons.

The change is expected to save the city at least $15,000 a year in staff, supply and postage costs, the city said.

Because of the transition, this year’s bills will be sent out in early September, rather than August. The deadline for the first payment is Oct. 18, rather than mid-September, the city said. The second half of the tax bill will be due on March 20, 2020.

Source: Portland Press Herald

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Elliott R. Teel

Elliott R. Teel is a Maine attorney and principal of Teel Law Office, LLC in Portland, Maine. He has practiced Maine real property and small business law since 2007, including LLC formation, contracts, real estate transactions, and land use.

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