In most cases, yes.  Payments on taxes that are not delinquent are always accepted.  Payment plans may be arranged on delinquent taxes only if no enforced collection action has been started.  You can not make partial payments online.

Delinquent taxes are subject to collection action as authorized by the North Carolina General Statutes.  These actions may include garnishment of wages, attachment of bank accounts, debt setoff of delinquent tax bills from individual North Carolina tax returns and lottery winnings, levy (seizure) of personal property, and foreclosure of real estate.  There will be additional fees added to your bill when these actions are taken. 

Please call us immediately if you see an error on the bill.  For questions concerning motor vehicle bills such as incorrect values or situs (wrong fire district or city) you must call the Tax Assessor’s Office at 704-986-3626 within 30 days of the due date. 

Currently, we are set up to accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover credit cards and debit cards in our office location. 

Yes.  Go to www.stanlytax.com.  This will take you to a third party site where you can view, print paid receipts, and pay taxes via credit card, PayPal, or e-check.  There is a convenience fee for using this service.