Fiscal Services – Assessing

 

Assessing Department - Phone: 989-837-3334  Email: assessor@midland-mi.org

 

Calendar of Important Tax-Related Dates

 

These dates remain relatively constant from year to year; however, you may want to check this page periodically for changes or additions.

 

December 31

Commonly known as “Tax Day”. The status of a property on Tax Day determines the following year’s value of and taxes on that property.

First Week of January

Annual personal property statements mailed to businesses.

February 1

Annual personal property statements due.

February 14

Previous year’s winter taxes due without penalty.

February 20

Annual personal property statements due.

February 20

State deadline for filing annual personal property statements.

Last Week of February

Annual assessment change notices mailed.

March 1

Delinquent real property taxes turned over to the Midland County Treasurer for collection.

March 10-13

Board of Review meets to hear property owners appeal their current values or property classifications. When the Board adjourns, it certifies the assessment roll, setting the values for the current year’s summer and winter tax rolls.

May 1

Deadline for filing homestead affidavits (must own and occupy as residence on May 1 to be eligible)

May 31

Deadline for filing valuation or exemption appeal with Michigan Tax Tribunal (must first appeal to local Board of Review in March) Commercial appeals deadline for appeals is May 31

June 30

Deadline for filing classification appeal with State Tax Commission (must first appeal to local Board of Review in March)

July 1

Current year’s summer tax bills mailed

July 22

Board of Review meets to correct clerical errors, mutual mistakes, homesteads, and poverty exemptions as verified by the City Assessor

September 15

Current year’s summer taxes due without penalty; deadline for filing summer tax deferment at City Treasurer’s Office

December 1

Current year’s winter tax bills mailed

December 9

Board of Review meets to correct clerical errors, mutual mistakes, homesteads, and poverty exemptions as verified by the City Assessor