Clinton County, IL property tax deadlines
2 coming property tax dates for Clinton County, Illinois. Each one links to its official source and shows the day LevyDay last checked it.
| Next dates | Bills due | Last day without penalty | Appeal by | Exemption filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clinton | Set by noticetax.illinois.govOct 21 | Not on file | Set by noticeptab.illinois.govOct 21 | Not on file |
Deadlines in date order
| Date and source | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Varies, see rule set by noticeptab.illinois.govOct 21 | Appeal deadline Appeal to the state Property Tax Appeal Board You have 30 days from the postmark on the board of review's written decision (or on the notice of final township multipliers). |
| Varies, see rule set by noticetax.illinois.govOct 21 | Bills due Two installments, set by the county Most counties bill in two installments, usually June 1 and September 1. If bills go out after May 1, the first installment is due 30 days after the bill date. Your county treasurer sets the real dates. |
Appealing your assessed value
Appeal by the date on your noticeptab.illinois.govOct 21
If you think the county valued your home too high, you can appeal. Filing with the county is free and you can do it yourself.
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Get help filing an appealGood to know in Illinois
- Paying late: Late taxes carry an interest penalty of 1.5% per month, and it starts the day after the due date. More
- Appealing your value: Outside Cook County, you appeal your assessment to the county board of review. In Cook County, you can file with the county assessor or the county board of review. More ptab.illinois.govOct 21
- Homestead exemption: The General Homestead Exemption is for a home occupied by its owner as their principal dwelling place. It's worth up to $10,000 of assessed value in Cook County, $8,000 in counties next to Cook and $6,000 elsewhere. More tax.illinois.govOct 21
Places in Clinton County
They are: Albers, Aviston, Bartelso, Beckemeyer, Breese, Carlyle, Centralia, Damiansville, Germantown, Hoffman, Huey, Keyesport, New Baden, St. Rose, Trenton, Wamac. Every place in the county gets the dates above.
Nearby in the Illinois list
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