INFORMATION
July 15, 2020
Prince William Board of County Supervisors Defers first half of Real Estate Tax Due Date for Unpaid Taxes to October 15
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA – The Prince William Board of County Supervisors deferred the first-half real estate tax payment due date to October 15, 2020. This moves the date from July 15 for all currently unpaid 2020 first-half real estate taxes to provide penalty and interest relief to residents and businesses considering the pandemic. This action also allows the public three additional months of time before they need to remit their 2020 first half real estate payment potentially alleviating approximately $3.8 million in penalties plus interest that might have otherwise been assessed beginning July 16. This action does NOT apply to any delinquent taxes, penalty, or interest that was due before July 15 nor does it mean that any 2020 first-half real estate taxes already paid will be refunded. The initial deadline was July 15, 2020, and it has been moved to October 15, 2020. If you have questions please contact Taxpayer Services at 703-792-6710 or email taxpayerservices@pwcgov.org.
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Prince William County is the second-largest county in the Commonwealth of Virginia with a population of nearly 467,000. A highly-educated, racially and ethnically diverse population makes the county one of the most globally represented communities in the region. AAA Bond Ratings, awarded annually from all three ratings agencies, confirms a commitment to a thriving and robust economy. Prince William County encompasses a total area of 348 square miles and includes independent cities and towns, state and federal park properties, and Quantico Marine Corps Base. Steeped in rich history, surrounded by beautiful parks and open space, Prince William County is a community of choice where individuals, families and businesses choose to live, work and play.
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