2019 Property Taxes
Tax Sale Date (Immovable Property): Wednesday, September 30, 2020 10:00 a.m.,
Sheriff's Office Conference Room, Courthouse, New Roads, LA
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Wednesday, September 9, 2020 @ 10:00 a.m.,
Sheriff's Office Conference Room, Courthouse, New Roads, LA
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DELINQUENT PROPERTY
TAX NOTICE
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DELINQUENT LISTING OF MOVABLE
PROPERTY
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DELINQUENT LISTING OF IMMOVABLE
PROPERTY
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The 2019 property tax notices will be mailed in October
If you do not receive your notice by November 4, call the Civil & Tax Division at 225-638-5433 or 225-638-5400.
After January 15, 2020, the total amount due may change at any time during the delinquent process due to additional costs. Therefore, call one of the numbers above to verify the amount due before making a payment. Cash, Credit Cards, Postal Money Orders or Cashier's Checks are the only forms of payment that can be accepted once your unpaid taxes become delinquent.
Holiday Hours
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The Civil and Tax Office located behind the courthouse at 128 Court Street, New Roads, LA will be closed on Tuesday December 24, 2019, and Wednesday December 25, 2019 for the Christmas holiday and Tuesday December 31, 2019 and Wednesday January 1st, 2020 for the New Year's holiday.
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Tax Division
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The Tax Division mails out more than 15,900 tax notices in October of each year upon receipt of the tax roll from the Assessor. The Tax Division collects over $25 million annually in property taxes for Pointe Coupee Parish. Each month, these taxes are distributed to the parish taxing bodies such as the School Board, Police Jury, various municipalities within the parish, Library, Assessor, Sheriff, Fire Districts, etc.
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Deadline
The deadline for payment of property taxes without penalty is December 31 of each year. Payments postmarked by Dec 31 will not incur interest charges. If your homestead/mortgage company usually pays your property taxes, please forward your tax notice to them. Property taxes may be paid through several methods:
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For more information, call the civil and tax division at 225-638-5433 or 800-256-1235
Assessment and Homestead Exemptions
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All questions concerning your assessment or homestead exemption must be directed to the Assessor's Office at (225) 638-7077.
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