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North Hempstead Tax Receiver Accepting Pre-Payment of 2018 General Property Taxes


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
 December 28, 2017
MEDIA CONTACTS: Carole Trottere, Rebecca Cheng, Sam Marksheid, and Vicki DiStefano | (516) 869-7794

North Hempstead Tax Receiver Accepting Pre-Payment of 2018 General Property Taxes

Residents can pay online at:
https://northhempstead.munitrax.com/pub/login/default.aspx 


North Hempstead, NY – The North Hempstead Tax Receiver’s Office is now accepting prepayment of 2018 general property taxes, according to Tax Receiver Charles Berman. Taxes can be paid three ways: in person at the Tax Receiver’s Office, 200 Plandome Road in Manhasset, online or by mail up to December 31, 2017.

For questions regarding deductibility of the pre-payment of property taxes on Federal income taxes, Tax Receiver Berman encourages taxpayers to contact the Internal Revenue Service and/or their tax/accounting professional.

Due to the huge increase in foot traffic at the tax office and long lines forming before the 9 a.m. opening on this very chilly day, the Town of North Hempstead quickly instituted a numbers system and sent taxpayers to the Town Board room to keep warm. Customers were called in order of their numbers and escorted to the tax receiver’s office or to a satellite tax receiver’s office that has been set up at Town Hall.

“It’s all hands on deck here at Town Hall and at our Tax Receiver’s office,” said North Hempstead Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth. “Dozens of Town employees from other departments have been trained to process tax payments in order to assist Tax Receiver office employees. We’ve called in many Town employees from vacations to help out with a variety of needs. It’s been a huge team effort as we all assist with answering questions, direct customers where to go, answer phone calls and get the most updated information into the hands of our residents. Everyone here seems to be handling a frustrating experience with with grace and patience.”

“We have processed thousands of tax payments in the past few days, the Town’s 311 Call Center has answered more phone calls than after Superstorm Sandy and we are extending our hours right through the weekend,” said Tax Receiver Berman.

The Tax Receiver Office hours have been extended today until 7 p.m.; Dec. 29-- 9 a.m. until 7 p.m.; Dec. 30-- 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.; Dec 31 – 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.

If you wish to pay your taxes:

IN PERSON: If you are coming to the tax office, please bring a past tax bill or receipt (or a current one which you can print online at https://northhempstead.munitrax.com).

ONLINE at: https://northhempstead.munitrax.com
(or click the RED banner at www.northhempsteadny.gov which will take you to a press release with the link to the online tax payment under the headline)
SPECIAL NOTICE: If your online payment does not go through or you get an error message, please do not try to resubmit immediately. Log off, close browser and try again in 20-30 minutes. If it does not work again, please call 311 or (516) 869-6311 and we will assist you.

WHEN MAKING A FULL YEAR PAYMENT ON YOUR 2018 GENERAL TAX
USING OUR ONLINE PAYMENT WEBSITE,
PLEASE CLICK ON THE SECOND-HALF PAYMENT LINK
TO PAY BOTH THE FIRST- AND SECOND-HALF AMOUNTS.

FULL PAYMENTS MADE ONLINE PRIOR TO THE DUE DATE
WILL AUTOMATICALLY RECEIVE A ONE-PERCENT DISCOUNT ON THE
SECOND-HALF USING THIS METHOD. THANK YOU!
If you pay online, the Credit card fee is 2.35% of total paid, or the fee for an e-check (ACH) is $2.00.
?BY MAIL: If you are MAILING you must first call the Town’s 311 Call Center to get the EXACT AMOUNT OWED and their 2018 GENERAL TAX BILL NUMBER or use the online system (https://northhempstead.munitrax.com) to view and print your 2018 tax bill.

Second half 2017/18 SCHOOL taxes can also be paid anytime in December for the 2017 deduction.


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