Treasurer
Property Tax Due Date Approaching - June 5, 2023
Attention Chesterfield County Taxpayers: The property tax due date, as set by county ordinance, is quickly approaching. Please ensure that your taxes are paid on or before June 5, 2023, to avoid a 10% penalty. Interest will accrue after June 30, 2023.
New Payment Kiosk and Upgrades to Online Tax Payment Portal
In a continuing effort to increase customer service to Chesterfield County’s taxpayers, the Treasurer’s Office announces improvements to the new online payment portal and the opening of a new payment kiosk. View the video in English or in Spanish regarding these improvements.
Important Tax Deadlines
Tax Item | Month | Day |
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Fourth Quarter State Estimated Tax Payment Due from Prior Year | January | 17 |
Purchasing Current Dog License | January | 31 |
Filing Personal Property Status Changes; Business License Renewal | March | 1 |
Filing Renewals for Real Estate Tax Exemption (First Time Filer May Apply Any Time) | April | 1 |
First Quarter State Estimated Income Tax Due | May | 1 |
Personal Property Tax and First Half Real Estate Tax Due | June | 5 |
Second Quarter State Estimated Income Tax Due | June | 15 |
Third Quarter State Estimated Income Tax Due | September | 15 |
Second Half Real Estate Tax Due | December | 5 |
Final Payment Date for Delinquent State Income Taxes | December | 15 |
Failure to receive a bill does not relieve you of additional charges that accrue for failure to pay by the due date. If you have not received a bill at least two weeks in advance of the deadlines listed above, please call 804-748-1201 to request a copy of your bill.
Mission, Vision and Duties of the Treasurer
We appreciate the opportunity to serve you. Our pledge is to continually seek ways to provide innovative, progressive service to our county residents!
Mission Statement
Our mission is ensuring fiscal integrity and providing world-class customer service through excellence in treasury management.
Vision Statement
Our vision is to be the premier Treasurer's Office by maintaining an environment where a quality workforce can thrive professionally, and where world-class customer service is the standard. We are committed to being pioneers by operating on the cutting edge of convenience and efficiency, focusing on technology solutions that meet and exceed our service demands.
Duties
Duties of the Treasurer include:
- Banker for Chesterfield County government working with departments and public for receiving and disbursing funds.
- Billing and collection of current and delinquent personal property and real estate taxes, as well as all delinquent debt owed to Chesterfield County.
- Chief Investment Officer for Chesterfield County funds working with external brokers and banking community for highest and safest investment returns, and proposes and oversees the Chesterfield County Investment Policy, in compliance with the Security for Public Funds Investment Act of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
- Contract Administrator for Chesterfield County bank depository, including negotiating of contract and management of all facets of banking services for Chesterfield County.
- Reconciliation agent for Chesterfield County, working with depository bank, county departments and external and internal auditors.
- Registrar on all Chesterfield County bonded indebtedness, including payment of debt, and administrator of arbitrage rebate; while working with various Chesterfield County departments and bond counsel to help ensure ongoing triple A ratings for Chesterfield County.
- Statutory supervisor of Unclaimed Property for Chesterfield County.
Treasurer's Office
Rebecca R. Longnaker, CPA, MGT
Treasurer
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Treasurer's Office
Physical Address
9901 Lori Road
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Mailing Address
Chesterfield County Treasurer's Office
P.O. Box 70
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Phone 804-748-1201Fax 804-751-4993
Delinquent Collections
804-748-1201
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.