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YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Treasurer Dan Yemma has announced that property owners have been receiving their second-half real estate tax bills in the mail for approximately 166,000 parcels.
The deadline to pay without penalty is Friday, Aug. 4. Property owners who do not receive statements by Friday, July 28, should check the website or call the Treasurer's Office at 330-740-2460 to confirm payment amounts or request copies of bills, Yemma explained. Bills for all taxpayers are able to be viewed online for those with online capability. Final bills for taxpayers who are on our Tax Installment Program (T.I.P.) have been mailed as well.
Paying Taxes Online: Refer to http://mahoningcountyoh.gov as well as the back of one's bill for more information on electronic payments.
Yemma said options for paying electronically have been greatly expanded and now include, in addition to credit card and electronic check, ability to pay via Google pay, Apple pay, PayPal and Venmo and can be done online, by text and by phone. Taxpayers also now have the ability to schedule and set up automatic payments. There are transaction fees charged by our third-party vendor. Taxpayers who wish to receive their bill electronically via email can do so. Refer to treasurer's office website and the back of one's bill for details on electronic billing and payment resolutions.
The treasurer's office is open for normal business from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Payments are encouraged to be made electronically for faster processing. Mail payments should be sent to the Treasurer's Office Attn: Daniel R. Yemma at 120 Market St., Youngstown, OH 44503. All payments postmarked on or before the Aug. 4 deadline will be processed as on time payments. The office is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday for tax payers who wish to pay in person.
Approximately $288 million has been charged to the county tax duplicate for tax year 2022. The money is dispersed to beneficiaries of each taxing district with the largest percentage going to public school districts. Additional funds are disbursed according to countywide voted levies for townships, parks, children's services, developmental and mental disabilities, libraries, senior citizens and more, Yemma explained.