Livingston County, NY property tax deadlines
3 coming property tax dates for Livingston County, New York. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Livingston | No date on file | Jan 31, 2027 Sunnysenate.govNov 10 | Set by noticetax.ny.govOct 24 | Mar 1, 2027tax.ny.govOct 24 |
Deadlines in date order
| Date and source | Deadline |
|---|---|
| January 31 every yearnysenate.govNov 10 | Last day without penalty Town and county taxes: last day without interest Or 30 days after the collector gets the tax roll, if later. City, village and school taxes have their own dates. |
| March 1 every yeartax.ny.govOct 24 | Exemption filing Apply for exemptions in most towns This is the taxable status date. It's March 1 in most towns. Cities set theirs by charter, and villages often use January 1. Check with your assessor. |
| Varies, see rule set by noticetax.ny.govOct 24 | Appeal deadline Grievance Day: file your assessment complaint File Form RP-524 with the Board of Assessment Review. It's the fourth Tuesday in May in most places. Cities and towns that share an assessor can pick a day from the fourth Tuesday in May to the second Tuesday in June. Villages and cities set their own dates. Check with your assessor. |
Appealing your assessed value
Appeal by the date on your noticetax.ny.govOct 24
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 New York
- Paying late: Under state law, interest on late property tax payments is 1% per month or part of a month. Places not covered by that law may charge a different rate. More tax.ny.govOct 24
- Appealing your value: Outside New York City and Nassau County, grieve your assessment on Form RP-524, Complaint on Real Property Assessment. File it with the assessor or the board of assessment review (BAR) in your city or town. It's free and you don't need a lawyer. More tax.ny.govOct 24
- Homestead exemption: The School Tax Relief (STAR) benefit needs the home to be an eligible owner's primary residence. Basic STAR has an income limit of $500,000 or less for the credit. More tax.ny.govOct 24
- Second homes and rentals: If you don't live in the town where you own property, you can ask in writing for your assessed value and the grievance hearing time and place, no later than 15 days before the tentative roll date. You can also ask for a hearing after grievance day, but you must still file RP-524 by grievance day. More tax.ny.govOct 24
Places in Livingston County
Among them: Avon, Byersville, Caledonia, Conesus, Conesus Lake, Cumminsville, Cuylerville, Dalton, Dansville, East Avon, Fowlerville, Geneseo, Greigsville, Groveland Station, Hemlock, Hunt, Kysorville, Lakeville, Leicester, Lima, Linwood, Livonia, Livonia Center, Mount Morris, and 11 more. Every place in the county gets the dates above.
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