Nassau bills two separate taxes per year (school + general), each split into halves. All Nassau Town Receivers follow this overall calendar with minor variation in office hours and payment portal links.
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| October 1 | First Half School Tax due. Payable without penalty through November 10. |
| November 10 | Last day to pay First Half School Tax without penalty. |
| January 1 | First Half General Tax due. Payable without penalty through February 10. |
| February 10 | Last day to pay First Half General Tax without penalty. |
| April 1 | Second Half School Tax due. Payable without penalty through May 10. |
| May 10 | Last day to pay Second Half School Tax without penalty. |
| May 31 | School tax levy closed at Town Receiver. |
| July 1 | Second Half General Tax due. Payable without penalty through August 10. |
| August 10 | Last day to pay Second Half General Tax without penalty. |
| August 31 | General tax levy closed at Town Receiver. |
Historic budgeting. School districts adopt their budgets on a different calendar than the County and Town. Nassau bills the school tax half in October and again in April; the general (county + town + special districts) tax half in January and July.
Yes. Most Nassau towns accept the full annual amount in October (covering both school halves) or January (full general tax). Confirm with your Town Receiver.
Within 30-60 days of closing your name and address are added to the tax roll. You'll receive the next half-cycle bill at your new address. If closing happens mid-cycle, prorated payment is handled at closing.
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