Pay Property Taxes

Pay Property Taxes

Pay your Property Taxes in Sanilac County, Michigan using this online service.

FAQs

What if I live in a city which, by charter, requires summer property taxes to be paid before or after September 14th?

In that case, the due date established by charter prevails. Contact your local treasurer or the collecting treasurer for that information.

What if I did not receive a tax bill - am I still liable for the tax?

Yes.  While the collecting treasurer is to send tax bills out to all known taxpayers, if the tax bill is returned due to a bad address or name, as the property owner you are still liable for the tax.  Not receiving a tax bill, does not alleviate the tax burden.  If you have not received a tax bill or have received late bills, you should check with your local treasurer or assessor to confirm that they have the correct owner name and address for billing purposes. 

How is the SET Calculated?

Property owners are assessed 6 mills on the taxable value. For example, if you have a taxable value of $50,000, the amount of SET due is $300.00 ($50,000 multiplied by .006). 

Community Q&A

You can ask any questions related to this service here. We will try to answer them soon!

Service Reminders

We will notify you at the right time so that you never miss a due date again!

Pay Property Taxes

Pay Property Taxes

Pay your Property Taxes in Sanilac County, Michigan using this online service.

FAQs

What if I live in a city which, by charter, requires summer property taxes to be paid before or after September 14th?

In that case, the due date established by charter prevails. Contact your local treasurer or the collecting treasurer for that information.

What if I did not receive a tax bill - am I still liable for the tax?

Yes.  While the collecting treasurer is to send tax bills out to all known taxpayers, if the tax bill is returned due to a bad address or name, as the property owner you are still liable for the tax.  Not receiving a tax bill, does not alleviate the tax burden.  If you have not received a tax bill or have received late bills, you should check with your local treasurer or assessor to confirm that they have the correct owner name and address for billing purposes. 

How is the SET Calculated?

Property owners are assessed 6 mills on the taxable value. For example, if you have a taxable value of $50,000, the amount of SET due is $300.00 ($50,000 multiplied by .006). 

Community Q&A

You can ask any questions related to this service here. We will try to answer them soon!

Service Reminders

We will notify you at the right time so that you never miss a due date again!

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