North Haven Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address
If you are searching for the North Haven Tax Collector in 2026, this independent guide helps you pay Town of North Haven real estate, motor vehicle, supplemental motor vehicle and personal property tax bills online, find the Tax Collector’s office address at Memorial Town Hall, check office hours, understand DMV clearance holds, compare mail and online payment rules, and know when to contact the Assessor instead of the Tax Collector.
The North Haven Tax Collector’s Office is located at Memorial Town Hall, 18 Church Street, North Haven, CT 06473. The official Tax Collector page lists J. Stacey Yarbrough as Tax Collector and directs taxpayers to call 203-239-5321 ext. 8620 or email TaxOffice@northhaven-ct.gov. The 2024 Grand List Tax Collector FAQ insert also lists the office phone as 203-239-5321 x 620, so use the official Town page and current bill insert when choosing the extension.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector page and 2024 Grand List Tax Collector FAQ insert.North Haven Tax Collector Office: What This Office Handles
The North Haven Tax Collector collects municipal taxes for the Town of North Haven, Connecticut. Most taxpayers use this office to pay real estate, personal property, motor vehicle and supplemental motor vehicle tax bills.
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Use the Tax Collector for payment, balance, delinquency, receipt, DMV hold, returned payment and tax bill payment questions. Use the Assessor if your question is about assessed value, property record cards, motor vehicle valuation, commercial personal property valuation, exemptions, elderly/disabled credits or veteran tax relief.
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Use Tax Collector for payment
Online tax payments, mailed checks, in-office payment, tax receipts, delinquent taxes, DMV hold questions and payment application issues.
Use Assessor for value
Property record cards, assessment records, motor vehicle value changes, exemptions, elderly credits and disabled/veteran relief questions.
Use official links before paying
Start from the Town website or the official mytaxbill.org North Haven portal before entering bank, debit card or credit card information.
How to Pay North Haven Taxes Online
The official North Haven “View and Pay Taxes Online” page sends taxpayers to the secure mytaxbill.org North Haven payment system. Use that official path for bill lookup, tax balance review and online payment.
Before paying, verify the name, bill type, list year, bill number, property address, vehicle link number, amount due and whether any prior-year or back-tax balance appears. This is especially important for motor vehicle taxes because delinquent accounts can create a Connecticut DMV registration hold.
Official source: Town View and Pay Taxes Online page and North Haven tax bills search and pay portal.Open the official North Haven tax payment page
Use the official Town website or the mytaxbill.org North Haven portal. Do not enter payment details on a directory page, ad result or unfamiliar tax-payment page.
Open official North Haven tax bill portalSearch by the right tax-bill detail
Depending on the bill, use name, property location, bill number, list number, account information or motor vehicle link information. Avoid punctuation and double-check spelling if the bill does not appear.
Search North Haven tax billsConfirm the bill type and installment
Real estate and personal property taxes may have first-half and second-half stubs. Motor vehicle taxes are typically billed in one installment, and supplemental motor vehicle bills may arrive separately.
Read the Tax Collector FAQ insertReview the online convenience fee
The Town’s FAQ insert lists different fees for checking account, savings account, debit card and credit card payments. Review the payment screen before submitting.
See fee section belowSave the confirmation
Save or print the confirmation number, payment date, list/bill number, tax type and payment method. For DMV-related issues, also save proof showing the payment method.
Senior-friendly payment tip
If you are helping an older resident pay North Haven taxes online, read the bill number and property or vehicle detail out loud before payment. Print the confirmation and keep it with the paper bill or mortgage/escrow records.
North Haven Tax Collector Address, Phone, Email and Office Details
The North Haven Tax Collector’s Office is located at Memorial Town Hall, 18 Church Street, North Haven, CT 06473.
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North Haven Tax Collector Office Hours and Best Time to Visit
A 2025 North Haven legal notice lists Town Hall hours as 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday-Friday, except legal holidays. Before visiting, check the official Town website for current holiday closures, special notices and service changes.
Official source: North Haven July tax legal notice.Best for simple payment
Use online payment first if you only need to pay a bill or review a balance. Save in-person visits for DMV holds, unusual account issues, certified funds, or questions that cannot be solved online.
Best time to call
Call earlier in the day, especially near July 1, August 1, January 1 and February 1. Collection periods can create longer lines and slower posting.
Deadline warning
Do not wait until the last day of the grace period. Online posting, mail postmarks, bank errors, DMV release holds and returned payments can create delays.
North Haven Online Tax Payment Fees: Checking, Savings, Debit and Credit Card
The North Haven 2024 Grand List Tax Collector FAQ insert explains that online payment fees depend on the payment instrument used.
| Payment method | Fee listed in Town FAQ insert | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Checking account | 50¢ per transaction | Review routing/account number before submitting. |
| Savings account | 50¢ per transaction | Verify bank details because returned payments can create extra fees. |
| Debit card | $3.95 per transaction | Whether a card is processed as debit or credit may depend on the taxpayer’s bank and processing system. |
| Credit card | 3% per transaction | Percentage fees can be large on property tax bills; check the final screen before paying. |
The FAQ insert also warns that returned payments, including NSF or incorrect account information, will be reinstated and charged a returned payment fee plus any delinquent interest allowed by law.
Official source: North Haven 2024 Grand List Tax Collector FAQ insert.North Haven Tax Due Dates, Grace Periods and Delinquency Rules
For the 2024 Grand List covering the July 1, 2025-June 30, 2026 fiscal year, North Haven’s FAQ insert says first-half real estate and personal property taxes are due July 1, 2025 with a 30-day grace period, and become delinquent if not paid on or before August 1, 2025.
The same FAQ insert says the second half of real estate and/or personal property taxes is due January 1, 2026 if applicable. Motor vehicle taxes are due in one installment as of July 1, 2025 with a 30-day grace period, and unpaid motor vehicle taxes are reported to the Connecticut DMV.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector FAQ insert.July 1 first installment
First-half real estate and personal property taxes are due July 1. Motor vehicle taxes are also due July 1 in one installment.
August 1 grace-period end
For the listed 2024 Grand List cycle, payments not made on or before August 1 become delinquent as of August 2.
January 1 second installment
Second-half real estate and/or personal property taxes are due January 1 if applicable. Check your bill stubs carefully.
Interest warning
The FAQ insert states delinquent taxes are subject to interest from the due date at 18% annually, or 1.5% per month, with a first-time minimum interest charge of $2.00, whichever is greater. It also states interest cannot be waived.
North Haven Motor Vehicle Tax, DMV Hold and Release Rules
If you owe delinquent North Haven motor vehicle taxes, your account can be reported to the Connecticut DMV and a registration hold can be placed. Payment method matters if you need an immediate release.
The Tax Collector FAQ insert says if you need to register a motor vehicle and have back taxes, you must pay at the office with cash, money order or bank check to avoid a 10-business-day hold that can delay DMV release. The same insert says an expedited release fee applies if you request immediate release at the time of payment.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector FAQ insert.Need DMV release fast?
Use the office and certified payment methods listed by the Town insert. Do not assume an online card or bank payment gives instant DMV clearance.
10-business-day hold
The official payment portal warns that online payments for delinquent motor vehicle taxes require 10 business days for delinquent tax releases with DMV regardless of payment method.
$5 DMV administrative fee
The FAQ insert states unpaid motor vehicle taxes reported to CT DMV are charged a $5 administrative fee per account.
Where to Mail North Haven Tax Payments
North Haven’s Tax Collector FAQ insert gives different mail instructions depending on whether payment is within the grace period or after the grace period.
Within Grace Period
Mailing address shown on envelope / insert
After Grace Period
Mail directly to Tax Collector’s Office
The FAQ insert says checks should be made payable to Tax Collector, Town of North Haven, and when paying by mail, include the appropriate portion of the bill and write the list/bill number on the check. It also says no staples.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector FAQ insert.North Haven Tax Collector vs Assessor: Who Handles Your Question?
The Tax Collector collects tax payments. The Assessor maintains property and assessment records, including the Grand List, property record cards, assessment maps, motor vehicle values and commercial personal property values.
The Assessor’s Office also administers tax relief programs, including veteran, disabled, blind, senior homeowner, volunteer firefighter, senior renter and other exemption/credit programs. If you sold a vehicle, moved, closed a business, need an exemption or disagree with a value, contact the Assessor before assuming the Tax Collector can change the bill.
Official source: North Haven Assessor page.| Your question | Correct office | Why |
|---|---|---|
| I need to pay, check balance or get a receipt. | Tax Collector | The Tax Collector handles tax payment and collection. |
| My property value seems wrong. | Assessor | Assessment and value questions are not fixed at checkout. |
| I sold, junked or moved a vehicle. | Assessor first | Motor vehicle value and ownership corrections must be reviewed before billing correction. |
| I need elderly, disabled or veteran relief. | Assessor | Tax relief and exemptions are administered through the Assessor’s Office. |
North Haven Elderly, Disabled, Veteran and Tax Relief Programs
North Haven’s Assessor tax relief page explains that the Assessor’s Office handles elderly homeowner credits, disabled credits, veteran exemptions, renters rebates and other tax relief programs.
The tax relief page lists the Assessor appointment route and explains that applicants may need income forms, Social Security 1099 forms, pension or other income statements, disability documentation or veteran documentation depending on the program. Because income thresholds and dates can change, always use the current official Assessor page before applying.
Official source: North Haven tax relief programs page.Elderly or totally disabled credits
Use the Assessor’s Office for homeowner credit program questions, appointment timing, income limits and required documents.
Veterans exemptions
The tax relief page explains veteran exemption requirements and documents. Base and additional exemptions can have different application rules.
Do not ignore the bill
Applying for relief does not automatically remove a tax due date. Ask the Assessor or Tax Collector what must be paid while an application is pending.
North Haven Back Taxes, Liens, Interest and Returned Payments
If you owe back taxes in North Haven, the Tax Collector FAQ insert says payment will be applied to the oldest bill first, with liens, fees and interest paid before principal under state statute.
The same insert says unpaid taxes may result in a lien recorded on land records for real estate, a lien with the Connecticut Secretary of the State or certification issue for personal property, an administrative hold with DMV for motor vehicle taxes, and/or a collections action for all tax types.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector FAQ insert.Interest cannot be waived
The FAQ insert states delinquent interest accrues from the due date and cannot be waived. Check the official balance before paying.
Returned payment risk
Incorrect account, NSF and other returned payments can be reinstated and charged a returned payment fee plus delinquent interest allowed by law.
Oldest bill first
Back-tax payments are applied to the oldest bill first, and liens, fees and interest are paid before principal.
How to Get a North Haven Tax Receipt or Payment History
A tax receipt can matter for DMV registration, mortgage escrow disputes, income tax records, refinancing, closing paperwork, business records and proof that a payment was made before the grace period ended.
The Tax Collector FAQ insert says if you request a receipt for a mailed payment, include a self-addressed stamped envelope for return of the receipt. For online payments, save the confirmation number and check the official portal later to confirm posting.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector FAQ insert and North Haven tax bill portal.Receipt should show
- Taxpayer name or business name
- Bill/list number
- Tax type
- Grand List year
- Payment amount
- Payment date
- Confirmation number if paid online
Save extra proof
- Bank or card confirmation
- Mailing envelope/postmark proof
- Mortgage escrow proof
- DMV release notes
- Name/date if you called the office
What to Do if Your Mortgage Company Pays North Haven Real Estate Taxes
The Tax Collector FAQ insert says if a mortgage lender or bank pays your real estate taxes through escrow and you received the bill in error, you should forward the bill to the mortgage lender or bank immediately for payment under the listed due dates.
Escrow collection on your mortgage statement does not always prove that the Town has posted payment. Check the official tax bill portal, save escrow disbursement records, and ask the mortgage company for proof if the bill still appears unpaid.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector FAQ insert.Forward the bill quickly
If the lender should pay, send the bill to the lender or bank immediately and keep proof that you did it.
Check Town account status
Use the online tax portal to see whether payment posted. Do this before the grace period ends if possible.
Ask lender for written proof
Ask for payment date, amount, check number, tax bill number and mailing or electronic confirmation.
North Haven Tax Collector YouTube Video Availability
A relevant official North Haven Tax Collector YouTube tutorial for paying tax bills online was not verified while preparing this guide. To keep the page accurate and safe, this article does not embed unrelated meeting videos or non-official payment videos.
For practical help, use the official North Haven “View and Pay Tax Bills Online” page, the secure mytaxbill.org payment portal, and the Tax Collector FAQ insert. Those official sources are more reliable for current payment links, fees, DMV release rules, due dates and mailing instructions.
Official help links: View and Pay Taxes Online, North Haven tax bill portal, and Tax Collector FAQ insert.North Haven Tax Collector Map: Memorial Town Hall
Use this map for directions to Memorial Town Hall, 18 Church Street, North Haven, CT 06473. Confirm current hours, holidays, payment rules and DMV release requirements before driving to the office.
Bring before visiting
- Tax bill or list/bill number
- Property address or vehicle information
- Certified funds if you need quick DMV release
- Photo ID if needed
- Prior payment confirmation or mortgage documents
Call before you go
- Confirm current office hours and holidays.
- Ask which payment methods are accepted.
- Ask about DMV release timing before paying.
- Ask whether the Assessor should handle your issue first.
Official North Haven Tax Collector Links
Use these official resources for final payment, bill lookup, due dates, payment fees, mailing instructions, DMV hold questions and assessment-related decisions.
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North Haven Tax Collector FAQ
These answers cover the main search intent behind North Haven tax collector, North Haven pay taxes online, office hours, address, phone number, DMV hold, online payment fees, mailing address, receipts and Assessor vs Tax Collector questions.
Where is the North Haven Tax Collector’s Office?
The North Haven Tax Collector’s Office is located at Memorial Town Hall, 18 Church Street, North Haven, CT 06473.
How do I pay North Haven taxes online?
Use the official Town “View and Pay Taxes Online” page or the mytaxbill.org North Haven portal. Search your bill, verify the bill type, list year and amount, review fees, then save confirmation after payment.
What is the North Haven Tax Collector phone number?
The official Tax Collector page directs taxpayers to call 203-239-5321 ext. 8620. The 2024 Grand List FAQ insert lists 203-239-5321 x 620. Use the official page and current tax bill insert for the current routing.
What are North Haven Tax Collector office hours?
A North Haven tax legal notice lists Town Hall hours as 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday-Friday, except legal holidays. Always verify current Town hours before visiting.
When are North Haven real estate and personal property taxes due?
For the 2024 Grand List cycle, first-half real estate and personal property taxes are due July 1, 2025 with a 30-day grace period, and second-half taxes are due January 1, 2026 if applicable.
When are North Haven motor vehicle taxes due?
For the 2024 Grand List cycle, motor vehicle taxes are due in one installment as of July 1, 2025 with a 30-day grace period. Supplemental motor vehicle bills may be issued separately.
What are North Haven online tax payment fees?
The 2024 Grand List FAQ insert lists checking and savings account payments at 50¢ per transaction, debit card at $3.95 per transaction, and credit card at 3% per transaction. Always review the current payment screen before submitting.
How do I get a DMV release for North Haven motor vehicle taxes?
If you need to register a vehicle and owe back taxes, the FAQ insert says to pay at the office with cash, money order or bank check to avoid a 10-business-day hold. Online portal notices also warn that delinquent motor vehicle tax releases may take 10 business days.
Where do I mail North Haven tax payments?
Within the grace period, the FAQ insert uses Tax Collector, Town of North Haven, P.O. Box 900, Hartford, CT 06143-0900. After the grace period, mail directly to the Tax Collector’s Office at Memorial Town Hall, 18 Church Street, North Haven, CT 06473.
Who handles North Haven tax relief or exemption questions?
The Assessor’s Office handles tax relief programs, including elderly homeowner credits, disabled credits, veteran exemptions, renters rebates and other assessment/exemption questions.
Is TaxCollectors.org the official North Haven Tax Collector website?
No. TaxCollectors.org is an independent guide. Always verify final payment links, fees, deadlines, DMV clearance rules, office hours, mailing instructions and account balances directly with official Town of North Haven sources.
Best Way to Use the North Haven Tax Collector Office
Use the official North Haven tax bill portal first if your goal is to pay a bill, search a balance, print proof or confirm a tax account. Verify the bill type, list year, property or vehicle details, payment amount and fee before submitting payment.
Official source: North Haven tax bill portal.Visit or call the Tax Collector when you need help with certified payment, DMV release, delinquent taxes, mailed payments, receipts, returned payments or unusual account questions. Contact the Assessor for value, exemption, property-record, elderly/disabled, veteran or motor vehicle correction questions.
Official source: North Haven Tax Collector and North Haven Assessor.Independent guide and official-source warning
This TaxCollectors.org page is an independent guide for people searching for the North Haven Tax Collector, North Haven tax bill payment, office hours, address, phone number, online tax lookup, DMV tax clearance, property tax receipt, real estate tax bill, motor vehicle tax bill, personal property tax bill and tax relief help. It is not the official Town of North Haven Tax Collector, Assessor, Connecticut DMV, mortgage company, legal adviser or tax adviser.
Before paying, mailing documents, visiting Town Hall, relying on a grace period, requesting a DMV release, handling back taxes, applying for relief or disputing a value, verify current details directly with official Town of North Haven and Connecticut government resources. Payment links, fees, office hours, extensions, due dates, DMV release timing, accepted payment methods and holiday closures can change.