Supplemental Tax Bills

A Supplementary (or Additional) tax bill may be issued as we receive information that changes the assessed value or the tax class of a property. The most common example of this is the completed construction of a new home. The taxes billed prior to the building of the home are generally for the land only. When the home is complete, and we are advised of the assessed value, a 'supplementary' tax bill will be created to reflect the amount of taxes due for the 'house' portion of the property. A supplementary tax bill is usually due in one instalment, 21 days after the generation of the bill.