Washington County Tangible Personal Property Tax Guide
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The Frame
Business owners and mobile home owners in Washington County must pay these taxes annually by April 1 to avoid a 1.5% monthly penalty and potential seizure of property.
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Business owners
They are subject to the tangible personal property tax on their furniture and equipment.
Mobile home owners
They are subject to the tangible personal property tax on attachments to their mobile homes.
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Key Facts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What property is subject to the Tangible Personal Property Tax?
Who do I contact to change my business address on the tax roll?
What happens if I do not pay my taxes by April 1?
Why It Matters
Business owners and mobile home owners in Washington County must pay these taxes annually by April 1 to avoid a 1.5% monthly penalty and potential seizure of property.
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Separation of Tax Collection and Assessment
The document explicitly clarifies that while the Tax Collector handles money, the Property Appraiser holds sole authority over the tax roll data, preventing confusion for residents seeking to update their records.
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Sources
www.washingtoncountytaxcollector.com
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