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Maricopa County Treasurer’s Office John M. Allen, Treasurer Parcel Search Parcel Number - - Search Not sure what your parcel number is? Click here to search. Pay Your Taxes Online Corporate Services Free and simple bulk payment solution for Mortgage Companies, Tax Servicing Companies, Developers and other multi-account payers. Corporate Services / Bulk Payers Contact Us Questions and Research Requests Office Hours 8am - 5pm Monday - Friday (except Federal Holidays) Customer Service Phone: (602) 506-8511 Fax: (602) 506-1102 Corporate Services / Bulk PayersAlerts Seniors needing additional property tax relief and Arizonans not required to file individual income taxes may be able to take advantage of state tax credits Fraudulent Scam Alerts! Beware of Alternate Tax Payment Websites! eNotices Announcements October 2023 October 1 - First half 2023 taxes are due. November 2023 November 1 - First half 2023 taxes are delinquent after 5:00 pm for bills over $100. (To ensure mailed payments are postmarked on the 1st, payments should be walked into the post office.) December 2023 December 1 - Final delinquent tax notices are sent to taxpayers for 2022 taxes. December 31 - Final day to pay 2023 current full year taxes without interest for taxes over $100 (*). December 31 - Full year tax bills equal to or under $100 become delinquent after 5:00pm (*). * If December 31 falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the taxes will accrue interest after 5:00pm on the next business day. January 2024 January 1 - Delinquent 2022 taxes are assessed advertising fee. January 12 - Final date to purchase sub-tax and assignments. February 2024 February 6 - RealAuction Internet Back Tax Lien Sale for 2022 taxes. February - Assessor mails 2025 Notices of Value. March 2024 March 1 - Second half 2023 taxes are due. March 4 - State CP Sales begin. May 2024 May 1 - Second half 2023 taxes are delinquent after 5:00 pm. 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All Day Sat 8/26/2017 Websites will be unavailable due to scheduled maintenance.more Resources Qasimyar vs. Maricopa County Research Request About Your Treasurer AZ State Property Tax Overview Understanding your tax bill Payment Options Reports Assistance Programs Excess Proceeds Government Property Lease Excise Tax IRS Forms Liens and Research Map of Parcels with Overdue Taxes Tax Guide MISSION STATEMENT The Maricopa County Treasurer’s Office is to provide billing, collection, investment, and disbursement of public monies to special taxing districts, the county, and school districts for the taxpayers of Maricopa County, so the taxpayer can be confident in the accuracy and accountability of their tax dollars. VISION STATEMENT The vision of the Maricopa County Treasurer’s Office is to be recognized nationally as the most efficient, innovative, and transparent tax collection agency. Investor Registered CP (Certificate of Purchase) Buyers may download their outstanding portfolio, activity and annual statements. Updates to profile information must be submitted in writing to the Tax Lien Department. Tax Lien Web Agencies Agency Web Parcel Watch Subscribe to this free service. Click to learn more. Subscribe Here. Parcel Watch Login Contact Us Site Map Glossary of Terms Your Treasurer’s Office Search Our Site 301 West Jefferson St., Suite 100, Phoenix, Arizona 85003 Research Request E-Mail Us (602) 506-8511 TTD 711 FAX (602) 506-1102 Disclaimer × Seniors needing additional property tax relief and Arizonans not required to file individual income taxes may be able to take advantage of state tax credits Individual income tax filing season in the state provides potential benefits for Arizonans whose income level is below minimum threshold limits and not required to file an individual income tax return or are seniors who own a residence. Both may still be eligible for state tax benefits by submitting two forms available through the Arizona Department of Revenue - Form 140ET Credit for Increased Excise Taxes or Form 140PTC Property Tax Refund Claim. Form 140PTC is used by qualified individuals to claim a refundable income tax credit for taxes paid on property located in Arizona that is either owned by or rented by the taxpayer. Form 140PTC provides a tax credit of up to $502. To claim a property tax credit, you must file your claim or extension request by April 15, 2020. You cannot claim this credit on an amended return if you file it after the due date. Form 140ET is used by individuals not required to file an Arizona individual income tax return but qualify to claim the refundable excise tax credit. The maximum credit available for the increased excise tax (Form 140ET) is $100 per household. An excise tax is a tax levied on certain goods by the state or federal government such as fuel, cigarettes, cellphones and alcoholic beverages. Individuals not filing an income tax return and claiming both credits need only to complete Form 140PTC. However, individuals not submitting a tax return and not claiming the property tax credit must complete Form 140ET to claim the credit for increased excise taxes. To determine eligibility for either Form 140PTC or Form 140ET, see form instructions at www.azdor.gov/Forms/Individual . To close this window, press Esc or click anywhere outside this window. × Disclaimer Terms of Use The Maricopa County Treasurer has made every effort to ensure that the information contained on this Web site is accurate and current. However, the Treasurer’s Office does not guarantee that each and every item of information is completely accurate. Therefore, the user is advised to make his or her own independent analysis and investigation, rather than reliance on this information. The Maricopa County Treasurer’s Office hereby disclaims liability for any damages, direct or indirect, arising from use of or reliance upon this information. Recommended Settings Adobe Reader (available free of charge from Adobe Systems ) is required to view some content on this site. After installing Acrobat Reader on your computer, you will be able to view and print PDF files. This web site uses style sheets. If style sheets have been disabled on your browser, pages may appear different than originally designed. To view this site properly, style sheets should be enabled on your browser. We recommend viewing this web site with the following browsers: Windows Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0 or higher Chrome Firefox Macintosh Safari 5.1.7 To close this window, press Esc or click anywhere outside this window. × CP Expirations Legal Changes There has been a change in CP Liens that is applicable to lienholders. Beginning September, 2019, SB1236 will include a provision that modifies the language in §A.R.S. 42-18127 Section A. The original certificate of purchase, in addition to all subsequent taxes (sub taxes) will expire if an action to foreclose has not commenced within ten years after the last day of the month in which the original certificate was acquired. Pursuant to this legislation, tax liens eligible for expiration will include the original certificate and all related sub taxes in the expiration process. Those liens with deadlines that are already in effect will not be affected however it will affect all future sub taxing liens so that the deadline will expire within a ten year period after the last day of the month that it was acquired and time limits cannot be extended to the original purchase. You should consult your attorney for further advice. To close this window, press Esc or click anywhere outside this...