We do accept payment plans for most localities. If you are interested in setting up a payment plan, please contact our office at 804-545-2500 and press option #2.
It is up to you to determine how to best send payment. If you want to track your payment, we recommend using priority mail rather than certified mail. Priority mail registers and tracks when the mail is received by the post office and delivered to the TACS post office...
If your payment is made via the mail, once the payment is received, it could take up to 48 hours to post with TACS. If your payment is made by a credit card or e-check it should be posted within 24 hours. It will take longer for the payment to be credited by the...
If you pay online we will be notified of your payment the next day. We will not notify the county/city until the payment has been posted with TACS, which will be the next day after you have made your payment. We will send an email to the locality letting them know...
If you were in the military, you will need to contact the locality’s Commissioner of Revenue or the Department of Finance to resolve the issue. Please be prepared to provide copies of your LES for the billing period of the taxes.
You are in receipt of this letter because there are still outstanding issues with the taxes. If you sold a car or moved, then you will need to contact the county/city of the debt and discuss with them the billing. It is important that you follow-up with TACS because...
If TACS is sending you a letter, it is typically because a debt is owed to a county or city in the state of Virginia. We collect for Personal Property tax, Real Estate tax, Utility and misc. fees. To find out the specifics of the debt you will want to call the number...
While covered under a bankruptcy, you cannot set up an official payment plan. If you know you have debt that will not be discharged, you can make voluntary payments on that debt.
The commissioner of revenue or assessing officer of the locality did not have a record of the vehicle being turned over in the bankruptcy case. If you have your supporting bankruptcy documentation or other evidence that you no longer own the vehicle, provide that...
Not all taxes are discharged in bankruptcy. In fact, many recently incurred taxes are not discharged pursuant to §523 of the Bankruptcy Code. Any tax that is incurred after the date of the bankruptcy filing is considered post-petition and not subject to...
The locality or our office may not have a record of the bankruptcy filing. If the locality never received notice of the filing they wouldn’t know to discharge the taxes. If you have your bankruptcy case number or social we can verify the information and discharge any...
The locality or our office did not have a record of the bankruptcy filing. This could be because they were not listed, or notice was never received. If you have your social or bankruptcy case number we can check PACER (the bankruptcy courts site) for the case and...
No, we do not provide online access to account information. If you use our Official Payments site and register for an account, you may see past payments made, but no specific tax account information is provided online.
We offer a number of convenient methods to pay your bill. You can pay online by clicking here. We also accept Visa/Mastercard/Discover/E-checks over the phone by calling 804-545-2500 and speaking with a representative. You can mail your payment to TACS at P.O. Box...
Personal property taxes are assessed every year by local governments. Types of personal property that are subject to tax include automobile, trucks, buses, motorcycles, motor homes, camping trailers, boat trailers, utility trailers, recreational vehicles, mobile...
In some jurisdictions, the car tax on motor vehicles (cars, trucks, motorcycles, and vans) is prorated to reflect the time the vehicle was normally garaged in the jurisdiction, but in others, the property is assessed and tax determined as of January 1 of each year. If...
Vehicles not registered with the Virginia State Department of Motor Vehicles are also subject to tax if the vehicle is normally garaged, stored, or parked in a Virginia jurisdiction for 30 days or more, with the exception of those exempted by law. In some instances, a...
Yes. A mailing address change submitted to the post office or reported to the DMV does not change the taxable situs of a vehicle for local tax purposes. If property is moved into or out of the jurisdiction please notify the assessing official (Commissioner of Revenue)...
No. Although some vehicle information is downloaded from DMV, you are still personally responsible for registering your vehicle within 60 days of purchasing a vehicle or moving a vehicle into the jurisdiction.
