FAQ
New Information Regarding State Personal Property Tax Refund
About Statements:
▪ When are the statements sent? All statements are mailed July 15th.
▪ When are my taxes due? To avoid interest charges pay the 1st half before October 1st and the 2nd half by April 1.
▪ Why is a previously owned vehicle appearing on my tax statement? Personal property taxes run a year behind. For example, 2021 taxes would include property you owned July 1, 2020. If your statement is incorrect, please call the Assessor’s Office at 357-0250.
▪ Where is my account number located on my statement? The account number is located in the top right hand corner in small writing.
▪ I didn’t receive my tax statement. How do I get another copy? Call us at 357-0210.
▪ I lost/did not receive my statement. How can I find how much I owe? Either call our office at 357-0210 or you may look your taxes up online by clicking on the ‘Tax Inquiry‘ link.
▪ Where can I find what my taxes were applied to? This information is located on your statement, on the right hand side about halfway down the page.
DMV
▪ What do I need in order to receive my sticker at the courthouse? You will need the three part renewal form, insurance card, and your tax receipt.
▪ What if I didn’t receive a renewal form? We can look it up as long as you have your old registration card.
▪ Do you do two year stickers? No, we only do one year renewals for class A.
▪ Why is there an extra $2 fee? This is a handling fee.
Payments:
▪ Can I pay by phone? Yes, you may pay with your credit or debit card by calling our office during normal business hours at 304-357-0210. Please have your eight digit account number and your credit/debit card ready.
▪ Do you take credit cards? Yes, we accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.
▪ Can I mail in my payment? Yes, the address is: 409 Virginia St E, Room 120; Charleston, WV 25301 (Please write the account number from your statement on the memo line of your check.)
▪ Will I receive a receipt if I mail in a payment? Yes, the receipt will be mailed to the address on the statement.
Other
▪ How do I apply for Homestead Exemption? If you are age 64 or older, or 100% disabled, contact the Assessor’s Office at 357-0266.
Who do I contact for an address change? You will need to call the Assessor’s Office at 357-0250.