San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister sent 41,032 notices to property owners who did not pay all their 2024-25 property taxes, announcing that there is still time Tuesday to avoid additional penalties.
“On July 1, unpaid bills will go into default and receive an additional $33 redemption fee plus penalties of 1.5% each month,” McAllister said.
“That penalty adds up to a hefty 18% per year but is avoidable if payments are received by the June 30th deadline. Taxpayers can quickly and easily pay their bills online at sdttc.com at no additional cost if payment is made using the free e-Check option.”
San Diego County property taxes are due in two installments, the first delinquent date in December and the second in April. Each late installment has already incurred a 10% penalty, plus a $10 fee if the second installment is late.
According to McAllister’s office, the total remaining taxes due is $178,709,833. So far, 98.87% of first installments and 97.22% of second installments have been collected.
“For that small percentage of bills that are not yet paid, we want to remind homeowners that there is still time to avoid additional penalties,” McAllister said.
Under state law, properties that have been in default for five years may be sold at a tax sale.
Payments can be made:
Online, with an e-check at sdttc.com; By phone, by calling 855-829-3773 to pay a secured bill with an e- check or credit card. A 2.19% fee is applied to credit card payments; By mail, at P.O. Box 129009, San Diego, CA 92112; or In person or through a drop box at the Downtown Branch: San Diego County Administration Center, 1600 Pacific Highway, Room 162; the East County Branch: 10144 Mission Gorge Road, Santee; the Chula Vista Branch: 590 Third Ave.; or the San Marcos Branch: 141 East Carmel St.Property owners can find their tax bill information online or call the Treasurer-Tax Collector’s office at (877) 829-4732.
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