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Payment Remittance Address

Please make checks payable to "Tax Collector, Town of Ellington." Send current and past due payments to:

Town of Ellington
P.O. Box 158
Ellington, CT 06029-0158

Payment Due Calendar

Due Date	What is Due
July 1	Real Estate 1st Installment Personal Property 1st Installment Motor Vehicle Single Payment
October 1	Sewer Usage Fee
January 1	Real Estate 2nd Installment Personal Property 2nd Installment Supplemental Motor Vehicle Tax (Only If Applicable)
April 1	Sewer Usage Fee
June 1	Sewer Benefit Assessment Fee

Delinquent Taxes

Delinquent Property Taxes
Delinquent property taxes incur interest at a rate of 1.5% per month (18% per year), if they are received or postmarked after the 30 day grace period. The interest is charged back to the due date of July 1 and January 1. The first month the taxes become delinquent, the interest charge will be 3% (July and August) and (January and February). It is the responsibility of the taxpayer to contact the Tax Office if a bill was not received. Non-receipt of a tax bill does not invalidate the tax or the interest. If a taxpayer inadvertently receives a real estate tax bill, the taxpayer should immediately forward it to their bank if taxes are escrowed.

Delinquent Motor Vehicle Taxes
Delinquent motor vehicle taxes are reported to the State of Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles. Delinquent taxes will prevent a vehicle owner from obtaining or renewing their vehicle registration. Anyone needing a motor vehicle clearance must pay the tax bill on all vehicles owned in cash or certified funds. Any taxes listed under the owners name must be brought current. The Tax Collector may also require a forthcoming bill to be paid in full before granting clearance.

Motor Vehicle Taxes

Pay Taxes

To pay your motor vehicle taxes, visit the Town of Ellington Payment page.

In the State of Connecticut, motor vehicles are subject to taxation.

Motor vehicle taxes are due in full in July with a 30-day grace period.

Motor Vehicles

Motor Vehicle tax bills cover the period of October 1 through September 30. If a vehicle is replaced after October 1 and the registration is transferred to another vehicle, this bill is still due. In January, an automatic credit for this vehicle will be reflected on a supplemental bill.

For vehicles that are sold, stolen or totally destroyed, and the registration is not transferred to another vehicle, or if the owner has moved out of Connecticut, the owner may be eligible for a tax credit. To obtain a credit, the owner must furnish proof as required by the Assessor. For more information, view the Assessment page .

Delinquent Motor Vehicle Taxes
Delinquent Motor Vehicle Taxes are reported to the State of Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles. Delinquent taxes will prevent a vehicle owner from obtaining or renewing their vehicle registration.

If motor vehicle clearance is needed:

) All motor vehicles in your name (including those which you are co-registered) must be paid in full.
) It is recommended to pay with cash or certified funds in the Collector of Revenue's office. You will be granted clearance within 24 hours of your payment.
) Payment by Credit/Debit card is subject to a 3 business day hold before clearance is granted. Payment by check (in person or online) is subject to a 10 business day hold before clearance is granted.

NO exceptions.

Please call the Tax Office at 860-870-3113 after three days to request DMV Clearance.

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Real Estate & Personal Property Taxes

Real Estate

Tax bills for Real Estate and Personal Property are mailed in June each year. The bill includes both the July and January installments. If the tax owed is under $600, the full amount of the bill is due in July with a 30-day grace period. If the tax owed is over $600, the bill is split into 2 payments with 1 due in July and 1 due in January.

The Town does not send out a reminder for the January installment. It is the responsibility of the taxpayer to remember to pay the 2nd installment in January. You may pay in person at Town Hall, by mail or online.

Personal Property

Personal Property Taxes are due July 1 and January 1 with a 30-day grace period. If the tax owed is over $600, the bill is split into 2 payments with 1 due in July and 1 due in January. You may pay in person at Town Hall, by mail or online.

Delinquent Property Taxes

Delinquent Property Taxes incur interest at a rate of 1.5% per month (18% per year), if they are received or postmarked after the 30-day grace period. The interest is charged back to the due date of July 1 and January 1. The 1st month the taxes become delinquent, the interest charge will be 3% (July and August) and (January and February).

**It is the responsibility of the taxpayer to contact the Tax Office if a bill was not received. Non-receipt of a tax bill does not invalidate the tax or the interest. If a taxpayer inadvertently receives a real estate bill, the taxpayer should immediately forward it to their bank if taxes are escrowed.**

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