FAQ Questions

 FAQ Answers

How do I find out how much I owe for property taxes?
The Pinal County Treasurer collects and distributes the property taxes and may be contacted by e-mail at Customer.Service@pinalcountyaz.gov or by phone at (888) 431-1311.
What is the mailing address?
The mailing address is: Pinal County Treasurer, P.O. Box 729, Florence, AZ 85232-0729. The Treasurer may also be reached at Customer.Service@pinalcountyaz.gov or by fax at (520) 868-9007.
When are property taxes due?
The taxes may be paid in full by December 31st of each year or if paid in one-half installments, the first half is due on October 1st and becomes delinquent if not paid by 5:00 p.m. November 1st. The second half is then due on March 1st and becomes delinquent if not paid by 5:00 p.m. May 1st of the following year. If taxes are under $100.00 they must be paid by the November 1st deadline. See Important Dates to Remember.
Does the county sell my house if my taxes are delinquent?
When taxes are delinquent a Tax Lien Sale is held to offer a tax lien certificate at public auction. This does not give anyone the right to enter or take possession of the property. If taxes remain delinquent for a period of 5 tax years, the purchaser has a right to foreclose on their lien.
Do I have to pay interest if I don't receive a tax bill?
Yes. Although the Treasurer makes every effort to mail a tax bill to all property owners, the Arizona Revised Statutes does not require the Treasurer to do so. Each taxpayer is responsible for paying the taxes due.
When will I receive a tax bill?
The tax bills are mailed in September of each year. Usually within the first two weeks, if you do not have a tax bill by the end of September, we urge you to contact our office and we will issue a copy. See Important Dates.
My mortgage company is supposed to pay my taxes, does the Treasurer send a bill to the mortgage company?
The mortgage company will contact the Treasurer to obtain the information required for processing a payment. If the property owner requests the tax bill to be mailed to the mortgage company, the address will be updated however, only one original tax bill is mailed each year.
What are your office hours?
The office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday except state and federal holidays.
Who do I make my check payable to?
Pinal County Treasurer.
What is a tax lien sale of property?
A Tax Lien Sale is required by statute whereby the property with delinquent taxes is offered to the public for purchase. They are not purchasing the property, only a tax lien.
How do I buy property for delinquent taxes?
Contact the Pinal County Treasurer for the instruction booklet and registration information.
Can I pay my taxes with a Credit Card?
Yes, click here.
Can I wire the funds to pay my taxes?
Yes, please contact the Treasurer's office for the information required.
Do you have a toll free phone number?
Yes, it is 1-888-431-1311.
If I buy a piece of land that is a split portion of another parcel, why does it take so long for me to receive my own parcel number and tax bill?
The Assessor's office is responsible for the split and combinations of parcels and they are required by law to close out their books at a certain time. They are usually working two years in the future.
Why do I get two tax bills?
A mobile home is taxed separately from land resulting in two tax bills. To combine these two an Affidavit of Affixture may be filed, for information regarding this matter contact the Pinal County Assessor, (520) 866-6365.