STATE TAX COMMISSION PROPERTY TAX AND COLLECTIONS CALENDAR
Make checks payable to Moffatt Township
PO Box 101 Alger, MI 48610
NEW – We are pleased to announce that along with performing property searches, you can now pay your taxes using BS&A’s online services, directly via our website. We hope you find this feature helpful.
Property Search and Online Tax Payments
If paying by mail, please send your check and bottom bar code portion of the tax bill. The top portion of the tax bill and your canceled check is your receipt. Thanks! Please direct any questions you have to Kevin at 989-836-6873. DO NOT mail your checks to the clerk’s office!
Winter property taxes will be mailed on December 1, 2024. *Winter property taxes, as well as personal property are due by February 28, 2025, without penalty fees. After February 28, 2025, interest will be calculated and compounded on a monthly basis and will incur a 1% interest charge per month.
**All unpaid property taxes as of March 1, 2025, will immediately be turned over to Arenac County as delinquent for collections without exception. It is the taxpayer’s responsibility to direct the tax bill to their lender escrow company or bank.
Walk-In Hours
December 2024
9, 16, 23 & 30th – Open office hours. [10a to 1p]
December 30, 2024 [ 9a to 5p]
January 2025
6, 13, 20 & 27 – Open office hours. [10a to 1p]
February 2025
3, 10 &17 – Open office hours. [10a to 1p]
*February 14 & 28, 2025 Open office hours. [9a to 5p]
*February 28, 2025, is the last day to pay taxes at Moffatt Twp.
Lobby Drop Box is open 24/7 for payments. The Treasurer’s office will mail you a receipt. Please note: The township supervisor’s office DOES NOT have access to property tax information for individual property owners or parcels.
You can now pay your delinquent taxes online via Arenac County
Other pertinent information
See the March township calendar for upcoming Board of Review dates.
Application for Deferment of Summer Taxes
Appraised Value vs. Assessed Value – What’s the Difference?
Arenac County Treasurer’s Tax Info
Farmland Exemption Application
Petition to Board of Review
Property Tax and Inflation Information
Property Tax Estimator
Michigan Tax Tribunal
Combining or Splitting Parcels, please complete (1) L-4035 for EACH parcel you wish to combine and be sure to include said parcel number (view sample here). You will also need to complete an ADDITIONAL 4035, with all the pertinent information, but this time leave the parcel # box, EMPTY. A NEW number will be assigned for your combined parcels.
For example, if you wish to combine (4) parcels, you will need to complete (5) L-4035’s. You will also have to complete (1) REQUEST TO SPLIT OR COMBINE PARCELS form, along with (1) PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE EXEMPTION FORM (PRE). For questions, please contact our assessor, Toni Brusch.
State of Michigan Tax Information
The following documents pertain to the transfer of real estate and personal property. Each is accompanied with an instruction sheet.
211.7b Exemption of real property used and owned as homestead by disabled veteran – info and downloadable form
Property Transfer Affidavit – form
Request to Rescind Homeowner’s Principal Residence Exemption – form
Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) Affidavit – form
Mail all completed forms to the Assessor
Toni Brusch – Toni Brusch PO Box 882 Mio, MI 48647