Derek Moran
4. Final Notices
Final Notices - Residential Property
Final Notices are issued as one last notification to the property owner of their outstanding balance prior to the issuance of tax arrears to a Bailiff.
In or around April of each year, Final Notices are mailed to those residential property owners with a previous year's outstanding balance.
The Final Notice advises that they have 21 days to pay their taxes, or enter into a firm, suitable payment arrangement with the City, or their account will be issued to a bailiff for collection.
All accounts that fail to respond to the Final Notice are issued to a bailiff beginning in May.
Final Notices - Non-Residential Properties In November of each year, "Final Notices" are mailed to all non-residential property owners with a current year's outstanding balance.
The Final Notice advises that they have 21 days to pay their taxes, or enter into a firm, suitable payment arrangement with the City, or their account will be issued to a bailiff for collection.
All accounts that fail to respond to the Final Notice are issued to a bailiff beginning in January of the following year.
If a Final Notice is issued to you, a fee will be added to your property tax account to cover the cost of producing and mailing the notice. This fee will be included in your statement amount.
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 6, page 929
