Taxes
Property and Tax Lookup
Property and Tax Info Website
DISCLAIMER
Information contained on the above website is taken from the records
of the City of Wyandotte. The City of Wyandotte does not guarantee
the accuracy of the information nor assumes any responsibility for
errors that arise from the use of the information. Any errors or
omissions will not negate the taxes or special assessments that are
due and payable. Payments made for delinquent taxes are not
reflected on this website.
Tax
Bill
Understanding your tax bill
Your property tax bill is the end calculation of multiplying your
Taxable Value by the local millage rate. The Assessor simply reports
the current values of your property. Your bill is based on the
various mileages voted on in your community. The City of Wyandotte
collects tax amounts on behalf of other taxing entities and
distributes the money to each entity. The list of entities on your
property tax bill are as follows:
City of Wyandotte
CITY - City operations, refuse and debt
DRAIN #5 - Southgate/Wyandotte Drainage District operations
Wyandotte Bacon Memorial District Library
LIBRARY - Library operations
Wyandotte Schools
SCH. DEBT - School debt (Bond Voted)
SCH. OPER. - School operations
Wayne County
SUM COUNTY - County operations
RESA/OPER - Regional education service agency
WC SPECIAL - County voted special education
COUNTY – County operations
HCMA – Huron Clinton Metro Authority
JAIL – Jail operations
WCTA – Wayne County Transit Authority
COMM COLL – Community College
COUNTY ZOO – Zoological Authority
State of Michigan
S.E.T. - State Education Tax
Entity Fiscal Year
City of Wyandotte October 1 – September 30
Wyandotte School District July 1 – June 30
Wayne County December 1 – November 30
State of Michigan October 1 – September 30
Billing
All properties located in the City of Wyandotte receive two tax
bills per year.
1. A summer tax bill which is mailed around August 1, and is payable
through September 26 without penalty.
2. A winter tax bill which is mailed around December 1, and is
payable through February 26 without penalty.
For billing accuracy, it is important that you keep your information
current with The City of Wyandotte. Some examples of changes
include:
Change of Mortgage Company – contact the Treasurer’s Office
734-324-4570
Principle Residence Information – contact the Assessor’s Office
734-324-4510
Transfer of Ownership – contact the Assessor’s Office 734-324-4510
Change of Address – contact the Assessor’s Office 734-324-4510
If you elect to pay property taxes through an escrow account, your
property tax bill will be sent directly to your escrow agent.
If you do NOT receive your property tax bill by the 3rd week of
August/December and do NOT have an escrow account, please call
734-324-4570 for a duplicate copy.
FAILURE TO RECEIVE YOUR PROPERTY TAX BILL DOES NOT WAIVE PAYMENT
REQUIREMENTS OR PENALTY AND INTEREST.
Deferment
of Taxes
Deferments are available for senior citizens and legally disabled
persons with an annual income of less than $40,000.00. This
deferment is for a homeowner’s principle residence only and allows
summer taxes to be paid on or before February 14 of the following
year without penalty. Qualified persons must complete this form
annually, and return to the Treasurer’s Office.
Application for Deferment of Taxes
Payment
Information
If you pay your own taxes (rather than an escrow agent), a return
addressed envelope is provided with your property tax bill. Please
utilize this return envelope when paying your current year property
taxes to ensure accurate and expedient delivery.
Your property tax bill can also be paid at the following locations:
- City Hall, Treasurer’s Office, 3131 Biddle Avenue
(City Hall has an after hour mail slot located left of the front
door)
- Monroe Bank & Trust, Downriver, 467 Eureka Road
- WY/South Federal Credit Union (Members Only), 269 Oak
Street
- Wyandotte Federal Credit Union (Members Only), 1280
Biddle Ave.
Acceptable forms of payment include cash, check, money order, debt
or credit cards. Credit and debit card payments are only accepted at
City Hall, 3131 Biddle Avenue. There is a convenience fee to
customers for payments made with debit or credit cards. The fee is
collected and paid to the service provider, not the City of
Wyandotte. Checks are accepted only as conditional payment. If the
check is denied upon presentation to the bank, the tax will be
restored as unpaid to the tax roll without further notice and will
be subject to all applicable interest and penalty charges.
When you provide a check as payment, you authorize us either to use
information from your check to make a one-time electronic funds
transfer from your account or to process the payment as a check
transaction. When we use information from your check to make an
electronic funds transfer, funds may be withdrawn from your account
as soon as the same day your payment is received, and you will not
receive your check back from your financial institution.
Delinquent Taxes
Beginning March 1 of every year TAXES ON REAL PROPERTY ONLY for the August
and December tax billings can be paid only to Raymond J. Wojtowicz,
Wayne County Treasurer, The International Center Building, 400
Monroe-5th Floor, Detroit, Michigan 48226, together with penalty and
interest charges as well as any Wayne County charges.
Beginning March 1 of every year TAXES ON PERSONAL PROPERTY ONLY (Business)
can be paid only at the City of Wyandotte Treasurer’s Office, 3131
Biddle Avenue, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 with the 4% late payment
penalty plus 1% interest per month computed from March 1
through the end of the month of payment.
Personal
Property Taxes
Personal Property is assessed as of tax day, December 31st of last
year. Businesses in existence on tax day are responsible for the
full amount on the July and December tax bills.
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