New Kent VA Tax Collector: Pay Tax, Records & Assessment

New Kent County, Virginia · Tax payment, assessment and records guide

Pay a New Kent Tax Bill or Fix the Record Behind It

New Kent does not use a separate local office titled “Tax Collector.” The Treasurer collects taxes, while the Commissioner of the Revenue handles assessments, parcel records, personal-property corrections and relief programs.

This guide puts the 2026 November 1 deadline, payment portal, reassessment records, vehicle corrections and current office rules into one task-first workflow.

Do not send an assessment problem to the Treasurer. Use the Treasurer for balance, payment, receipt and delinquency questions. Use the Commissioner of the Revenue for assessed value, ownership records, vehicle-list corrections, relief/exemptions and factual property-record errors.
Independent guide: TaxCollectors.org is not New Kent County and does not process tax payments. Enter tax-account, banking or identity information only on the official County systems linked after the relevant instructions below.
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804-966-9611

Tax office

12007 Courthouse Circle.

2026 due date

November 1.

Major 2026 change

New Kent moved the annual tax deadline to November 1

The Board of Supervisors permanently moved annual real-estate and personal-property taxes from December 5 to November 1 beginning in 2026. The County says 2026 bills should arrive in early-to-mid September, and mortgage/escrow companies were notified of the change.

Bill mailingCounty announcements say residents should expect annual 2026 bills in early September; the Treasurer FAQ describes annual bills as mailed in mid-September.
Official due dateAnnual real estate and personal property taxes are due November 1.
2026-only penalty exceptionNo penalty is assessed if the full 2026 balance is paid no later than December 5, 2026.
Penalty triggerIf any balance remains on December 6, the County says a 10% penalty is calculated from the original balance due after November 1.
Penalty and interest are not the same thing. The 2026 ordinance announcement gives a temporary penalty exception through December 5. The Treasurer FAQ separately states the normal rule that 10% annual interest is imposed on the first day of the month after the due date. If you plan to carry any 2026 balance past November 1, call 804-966-9615 for the exact amount and interest treatment.

Choose the task you need to complete

Use the shortest path to the right office or record.

Official Taxpayer Portal

How to pay New Kent County taxes online without using the wrong account

New Kent switched tax systems in 2025. The Taxpayer Portal says new tax account numbers were issued in October 2025; the new numbers are eight digits and begin with “1.”

Choose Quick Pay or a registered accountQuick Pay is best when you only need to pay and already have the current tax account number. Registration is useful for scheduled e-checks, electronic billing, tax history and account-management services.
Use the current eight-digit account numberIf an older number is rejected, check the newest statement or call Treasurer extension 5 rather than guessing.
Match the record before payingConfirm taxpayer/property, tax type, year and current balance. A vehicle you sold or no longer own is an assessment issue—stop and contact the Commissioner before assuming the bill is correct.
Choose the payment methodThe portal currently lists e-check as free. Credit/debit cards carry a processor service charge; read the displayed fee before approving the transaction.
Keep proofSave the confirmation, account number, amount, payment date and bank/card record until payment history shows the transaction.
Identity-data warning: a registered portal account can require identity information to link tax records. Only enter Social Security, driver-license or similar identity data on the official New Kent Taxpayer Portal—not on this website or a search-result imitation.
Portal micro-help

Account number, password reset or missing tax records?

Account number rejected

The portal says current tax account numbers are eight digits and begin with “1.” Use the latest statement or call 804-966-9615 ext. 5.

Password reset sends nothing

Inactive/unconfirmed portal registrations can be automatically removed. The portal advises trying registration again when a reset produces no response.

A household account is missing

Accounts link based on ownership/identity data. Another owner can create an account and grant you access through Settings → Manage Access.

What a registered portal account adds

Schedule current or future e-check payments
Choose electronic billing and email notices
View tax and payment history
Report address changes
Report a new, sold or disposed vehicle
Report high mileage or changed vehicle use
Request refunds / account services
Grant or revoke another user’s access
Paperless safety net: the portal says if you elect electronic billing but fail to access a new bill online at least 30 days before the due date, a paper bill is sent by regular mail.
Offline payment routes

Pay by mail, phone, drop box or at the Treasurer counter

New Kent County tax payment methods
MethodOfficial instructionUser-help detail
In personCash, check, money order or credit card at 12007 Courthouse Circle.Card service charge applies. Treasurer FAQ lists Visa, MasterCard and Discover; American Express is not accepted.
MailMake check/money order payable to “New Kent County.” Mail to Treasurer’s Office, PO Box 109, New Kent, VA 23124-0109.Include account number and contact phone. County says a qualifying USPS postmark must be on or before the due date; a postage-meter mark does not substitute for the USPS postmark.
Drop box24-hour stainless-steel curbside box in the Administration Building/courthouse parking lot. Check or money order only.Never put cash in the box. Include account number and contact phone.
PhoneReal-estate and personal-property payments: 888-892-0052.For balance, deadline or account questions, call the Treasurer at 804-966-9615 instead.
OnlineQuick Pay or registered Taxpayer Portal account.E-check is listed as free; card processor charge is displayed before payment.
Drop-box cutoff conflict on official pages: the Payment Methods page says payments deposited before 7:30 a.m. on the due date are considered on time, while the Treasurer’s main page says payments may be placed in the courthouse parking-lot drop box by midnight of the due date. For a deadline-day payment, use the earlier 7:30 a.m. cutoff as the conservative rule or call the Treasurer first.
Payment office

New Kent Treasurer’s Office hours, address and contact

Treasurer’s Office

Charles Evelyn III, Treasurer

12007 Courthouse Circle
New Kent, VA 23124

Phone: 804-966-9615
Fax: 804-966-8538
Email: treasurer@newkent-va.us

Mail
Treasurer’s Office
PO Box 109
New Kent, VA 23124-0109

Use the physical address for a counter visit and the PO Box for mailed tax payments/correspondence unless your bill gives a different instruction.

Treasurer public hours
SituationHoursWhat to know
Monday–Friday8:15 a.m.–4:15 p.m.Normal Treasurer hours.
Last business day of monthCashier windows close at 3:30 p.m.The office balances registers and makes bank deposits.
Deadline dayDo not assume online/drop-box availability means the counter stays open later.Choose another authorized payment route if the window has closed.
Tax assessor / records intent

Use the Commissioner of the Revenue for assessment and parcel records

The Commissioner maintains the real-estate assessment information and land book that feed the Treasurer’s tax bill. For a wrong value, wrong owner, parcel-data question or factual property-record error, start here—not at the payment counter.

Commissioner of the Revenue

Laura Ecimovic

12007 Courthouse Circle
Room 202
New Kent, VA 23124

Main: 804-966-9610
Real Estate: 804-966-9611
Fax: 804-966-5562

Current record tools
  • Vision: owner, address, Map/PID, assessed value, sales and building/land details.
  • CivQuest Atlas: current interactive GIS mapping route.
  • Parcel Data page: real-estate Excel data, transfers and land-book files.
Which New Kent system answers which question?
You needUseWhy
Current tax balance / receiptTreasurer Taxpayer PortalBill, payment and tax-history data.
Owner / address / assessed valueVision real-estate databaseAssessment and property-record details; updated weekly.
Parcel location / map contextCivQuest AtlasInteractive GIS is now linked as the County’s current mapping tool.
Sales / transfersVision sales search / Parcel Data transfersResearch recent conveyances and comparable sales.
Official land bookCircuit CourtCounty warns that web land-book PDFs are unofficial copies; the official land book is signed and notarized at the Circuit Court.
Current 2026 data: the County’s Parcel Data page says the online real-estate database is updated weekly and reflects assessments effective January 1, 2026. The site now directly links CivQuest Atlas under Interactive GIS, so an old Parcel Viewer bookmark may be obsolete.
Official 2026 PDF audit

What New Kent’s 2026 reassessment guides say to check before disputing a value

The 2026 reassessment is effective January 1, 2026. New Kent’s official appeal guide says a factual property-record error does not require a normal value appeal; errors can be reported and corrected during the year. The ordinary Commissioner appeal period is complete, and the Board of Equalization deadline was April 30, 2026.

The two legal value-appeal bases in the County guide

Fair market value

The assessment is materially above or below what the property should sell for as of the January 1 effective date.

Lack of uniformity

Your assessment is inconsistent with genuinely similar New Kent properties because comparable characteristics are being treated differently.

How the County says to choose useful comparables

Use similar acreage and land characteristics
Compare similar home style—not just similar square footage
Check living area, grade, condition and construction features
For market-value evidence, use qualified arms-length sales
For a January 1, 2026 assessment, focus on the immediately preceding sales year
Do not rely on simplistic price-per-acre or price-per-square-foot division when properties differ materially
Why factual-error review matters in 2026: New Kent’s reassessment report says the County used computer-assisted mass appraisal, 746 qualified 2025 sales, and physically inspected approximately 20% of improved properties during this reassessment. That does not mean an uninspected property is wrong; it does mean taxpayers should verify the record card’s physical facts rather than assuming every characteristic was confirmed by a 2025 on-site visit.
Do not use the $0.54 “equalized rate” from reassessment materials as the final 2026 tax rate. The reassessment report used $0.54 per $100 as an equalized analytical rate before the annual levy was adopted. The County’s final 2026 Tax Rates page lists the adopted real-estate rate as $0.58 per $100.
Final 2026 levy

New Kent County 2026 tax rates

The Board of Supervisors sets rates annually. The Commissioner currently lists these 2026 rates per $100 of assessed value.

2026 New Kent County tax rates per $100
Category2026 rateUseful context
Real estate$0.58Real estate is assessed and taxed at 100% of estimated fair market value.
Mobile home$0.58Same listed rate as real estate.
Tangible personal property$3.75Assessment questions go to the Commissioner.
Motor vehicles$3.10New Kent is non-prorating; January 1 ownership matters.
Boats / campers / RVs$3.25Separate listed personal-property category.
Handicap-equipped vehiclesExemptConfirm qualification with the Commissioner.
Aircraft$0.75Assessment category rate.
Machinery & tools$0.75Business assessment category.
Rate is not a payoff amount. The bill also depends on assessed value, category, relief/exemption and any penalty/interest. Use the Taxpayer Portal for the amount actually due.
2026 personal-property correction

Review 2026 vehicle and personal-property records before paying the annual bill

New Kent mailed annual Personal Property Declarations in June 2026 and asked residents to submit changes by July 1, 2026. That deadline has passed, but the County’s software-conversion notice makes a late record review especially important before the annual bill is paid.

Previously sold vehicles

The Commissioner warned that some vehicles previously marked “sold” in the old system did not update correctly during the software conversion. If one still appears, contact the Commissioner rather than just paying the bill.

Exempt vehicles listed

The new system may display all personal-property items, including exempt vehicles. The County says appearing on the declaration does not itself remove the tax exemption.

Online declaration changes

The new Taxpayer Portal allows residents to set up a profile, review items and report changes using the new account number printed on the declaration.

New Kent is non-prorating. Annual personal-property tax is generally based on property owned on January 1. Selling a vehicle later in the year does not automatically erase that year’s assessment, but an incorrect item or ownership record should still be corrected with the Commissioner.
DMV hold + DMV Select

DMV hold after tax payment and the current New Kent DMV Select hours

Delinquent-tax DMV Hold/Stop

The Taxpayer Portal says a DMV Hold/Stop applied to a delinquent personal-property account is removed on the next business day after payment.

If the account is more than three years old, the portal warns that its displayed delinquent balance does not include third-party collection fees. Call the Treasurer for the true payoff first.

DMV Select — new hours from July 1, 2026

Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

It is housed in the Commissioner of the Revenue office at 12007 Courthouse Circle.

What DMV Select can—and cannot—do

New Kent DMV Select scope
Can processCannot process
Vehicle titles and registrations, license plates, permits/placards, transcript requests, return checks and voter-registration applications.Driver licenses, learner permits or identification cards.
Eligible walk-in DMV Select transactions.Online or franchise-dealership work.
Budget before November

New Kent lets taxpayers make voluntary prepayments throughout the year

Real-estate and personal-property prepayments reduce the balance due on November 1. The County says payments can be made at any time and in any amount.

Start with the Pre-Pay Account FormIdentify the real-estate or personal-property account and send the form with the initial payment.
Mail or deliver the first paymentUse the Treasurer’s PO Box 109 or 12007 Courthouse Circle.
Continue after setupOnce the first payment is processed, continue online, by mail or in person.
Choose your own frequencyThe County does not require one fixed monthly amount.
Still check the annual billPrepayments reduce the balance; any remaining amount is still due November 1.
County example: an estimated $1,500 tax split into nine February–October payments is about $167 per month. Use your own estimated bill, not this example, to choose a prepayment amount.
Relief / exemptions

2026 elderly/disabled relief deadline passed, but exemption questions still belong with the Commissioner

New Kent’s annual elderly/totally disabled real-estate relief application deadline was May 1, 2026. The program can provide up to $1,600 of relief for qualified applicants. Other programs include disabled-veteran exemptions and military personal-property exemptions.

Current elderly / permanently disabled eligibility checkpoints
RequirementPublished rule
Age / disability65 or older, or totally and permanently disabled, by December 31 before the taxable year.
OwnershipTitle or partial title held January 1 of the taxable year.
ResidenceProperty must generally be the qualifying owner’s sole dwelling, subject to the County’s medical-facility exception.
Individual gross incomeNot more than $35,000.
Combined gross incomeNot more than $50,000, subject to listed exclusions.
Combined financial worthNot more than $150,000, excluding the dwelling and up to 10 acres on which it sits.
Missed May 1? Do not assume a late 2026 application can be accepted. Call the Commissioner at 804-966-9610 for the current position and prepare early for the next annual cycle.
Ownership / escrow

Sold the property, bought recently or rely on mortgage escrow?

You sold after January 1

Real-estate bills are set up in the name of the January 1 owner. The Treasurer FAQ says to use the settlement statement, forward the bill to the current owner or contact the closing agent.

You bought this year

The tax ticket can still show the January 1 owner. Compare the settlement statement, Vision record and Treasurer account rather than assuming the tax was omitted from closing.

Mortgage escrow pays

The County says mortgage/escrow companies were notified of the new November 1 due date. Still verify the lender’s scheduled payment and the Treasurer’s posted history before sending a duplicate payment.

Missing bill / late mail

No tax bill received? New Kent still requires the taxpayer to obtain the amount due

The Treasurer FAQ says failure to receive the annual bill does not remove the taxpayer’s obligation to obtain the information and pay by the deadline. Penalty and interest are not waived merely because the bill was not received.

Check the Taxpayer PortalLook for the annual tax record using the current eight-digit account number.
Verify the mailing recordRecent moves, mortgage payoff or closing activity can cause old mailing information to remain associated with the record.
Call before November 1The Treasurer can confirm the current balance and payment route even if the paper bill never arrived.
If mailing, protect the postmarkUse a USPS postmark dated on or before the due date; do not rely on a postage-meter date as the qualifying postmark.
Useful call script“I need to confirm the 2026 tax balance for [property/account]. My current account number is [number] / Tax Map or PID is [number]. I did not receive the bill and want to confirm the balance, mailing address and any penalty or interest before I pay.”
One courthouse, two tax roles

Before visiting 12007 Courthouse Circle

The Treasurer and Commissioner of the Revenue are both in the County courthouse/administration complex, so a payment question that turns out to be an assessment problem can be routed without sending you to a different county address.

Treasurer: balance, payment, receipt, delinquency
Commissioner: assessment, property record, vehicle correction, relief
Commissioner Real Estate: Room 202 / 804-966-9611
Treasurer window closes 3:30 p.m. last business day of month
DMV Select closes for lunch 12:00–1:00 p.m.
Bring tax account / parcel / payment proof relevant to your task
Official action links

Use these official links only after you know which task you need

Source review: August 20, 2026. The refresh checked the New Kent Treasurer, Taxpayer Portal, Commissioner of the Revenue, Parcel Data/Vision/CivQuest, 2026 deadline announcement, 2026 reassessment materials, tax rates, personal-property declaration update, DMV Select update and tax-relief pages. Live balances, portal fees, collections, closures and later ordinances can change; the current County record and responsible constitutional office control.

New Kent County tax FAQs

Who is the New Kent County tax collector in Virginia?

New Kent County does not use a separate office titled Tax Collector for local real estate and personal property taxes. The Treasurer collects taxes and handles balances, payments and receipts. The Commissioner of the Revenue handles assessments, property records, vehicle corrections and tax-relief programs.

How do I pay New Kent County taxes online?

Use the official New Kent County Taxpayer Portal. Quick Pay can be used without registering when you have the current tax account number. A registered portal account adds scheduled e-check payments, electronic billing, tax history and account-management services. The portal lists e-check as free and adds a processor convenience fee to card payments.

When are New Kent County real estate and personal property taxes due in 2026?

Beginning in 2026, New Kent permanently changed the annual due date from December 5 to November 1. For the 2026 tax year only, the County says no penalty is assessed if the full balance is paid by December 5, 2026. If any balance remains on December 6, a 10% penalty applies based on the original balance due after November 1.

What are the New Kent Treasurer’s Office hours and phone number?

The Treasurer’s Office is at 12007 Courthouse Circle, New Kent, VA 23124. Phone: 804-966-9615. Normal hours are Monday through Friday, 8:15 a.m.–4:15 p.m. Cashier windows close at 3:30 p.m. on the last business day of each month.

How do I search New Kent County property assessment and tax records?

Use the Taxpayer Portal for tax bills, balances, payment history and tax history. Use the Commissioner of the Revenue Parcel Data page, Vision Government Solutions database and CivQuest Atlas GIS for ownership, assessed value, parcel details, sales, transfers, land books and mapping. The online real estate assessment data is effective January 1, 2026.

Who handles New Kent County tax assessments?

The Commissioner of the Revenue, Laura Ecimovic, handles assessment functions rather than the Treasurer. The office is at 12007 Courthouse Circle, Room 202. Main phone: 804-966-9610. Real Estate: 804-966-9611.

What is the final 2026 New Kent County real estate tax rate?

The final 2026 real estate tax rate listed by New Kent County is $0.58 per $100 of assessed value. An earlier 2026 reassessment report used a $0.54 equalized rate for reassessment analysis, but that was not the final adopted 2026 rate.

What if my 2026 New Kent personal property declaration or vehicle list is wrong?

Contact the Commissioner of the Revenue at 804-966-9610. New Kent warned in June 2026 that some vehicles previously marked sold did not transfer correctly during a software conversion and that exempt vehicles may still appear on the declaration without losing their exemption. The 2026 declaration correction deadline was July 1, so late corrections should be discussed with the Commissioner before the annual bill is paid.

How quickly is a New Kent DMV hold removed after delinquent personal property tax is paid?

The New Kent Taxpayer Portal says a DMV Hold/Stop applied to a delinquent personal property tax account is removed on the next business day after payment. Very old delinquent balances can omit third-party collection fees from the displayed portal total, so call the Treasurer before paying an account more than three years old.

Can I still appeal or correct my 2026 New Kent real estate assessment?

The normal 2026 Commissioner appeal period is complete and the Board of Equalization filing deadline was April 30, 2026. However, New Kent’s official appeal guide says factual property-record errors can be reported and corrected during the year. Contact Real Estate at 804-966-9611 for the current correction route.