Town of Stonington Tax Collector

02/11/2022

Need to know how much taxes you paid in 2021? Go to www.stonington-ct.gov

Select 'Pay My Bill'; 'Click here to pay online'; enter last name and first initial in the search bar, and then click the 'IRS Payment Records for year 2020'. (It's directly below the search field.)

In the green header bar, select the IRS checkbox.

A new box entitled 'View IRS' will appear. Select this box. From here, the taxpayer may print out a report.

Our municipal government, consisting of staff, elected officials and volunteers, use a diverse range of communication channels to share information.You can find an overview of these communication channels here. You can also sign-up to receive email updates for various Town events and meetings, as we...

01/13/2022

It's the middle of January already! Don't forget the 2nd installment of real estate taxes is due by February 1, 2022. There are several ways to pay: by mail, in person, use the drop box at the top of town hall stairs, or pay online at www.stonington-ct.gov

Motor vehicle supplemental bills are also due by February 1, 2022. Remember, CT state statute says we must go by postmark, so don't wait until the last day to mail the payment because it typically goes to Hartford to be postmarked.

Our municipal government, consisting of staff, elected officials and volunteers, use a diverse range of communication channels to share information.You can find an overview of these communication channels here. You can also sign-up to receive email updates for various Town events and meetings, as we...

10/14/2021

The 2nd installment of real estate taxes may be paid any time between now and February 1, 2022. If real estate taxes are escrowed, the bank will pay them toward the end of January. Remember, the tax office does not rebill for the 2nd installment. The entire bill was mailed to taxpayers in July. All tax bills may be found online at www.stonington-ct.gov

This past weekend representatives from the Town of Stonington, North Stonington, Westerly and Hopkinton celebrated the...

01/30/2021

If inclement weather causes a delayed opening or even a full closure of town hall on Monday (the last day to pay taxes without 3% interest added), fear not, there are still ways to pay. There is a drop box in front of town hall with envelopes provided. Taxpayers may also go to the post office and have them hand stamp your envelope so that you get the February 1st postmark. If you drop it in a mailbox, you will not get the February 1st postmark. And lastly, the taxpayer may pay online. The credit card company charges $2.00 for an e-Check; $3.95 for a debit card; 2.55 for a credit card.

01/12/2021

The last day to pay the 2nd installment of real estate, personal property and motor vehicle supplemental taxes is Monday, February 1st.

12/23/2020

To all Stonington taxpayers:

07/14/2020

We are mid way through the July 2020 collection period. Taxes may be paid up to August 3, 2020 without being delinquent. Due to COVID, many people are paying the full year of real estate taxes. Others believe all taxes have been deferred per the Governor's Executive Order. That is not the case. Only those who applied for deferment are eligible, and that deadline was July 1, 2020.
There are many ways to pay: in person at Town Hall, using the drop box out front, by mail or using our online payment system at www.stonington-ct.gov Thanks to all the Stonington taxpayers! We live in a beautiful town.

We have implemented a way of keeping our residents informed of events and meetings that are occurring in the town. Whenever a new event or document is posted to the Web site you have an opportunity to receive a copy of that posting in your personal EMail box, automatically. It won't be necessary to....

06/17/2020

The last day to file for the Municipal Tax Relief Program is July 1, 2020. Applications must be in the tax office no later than July 1, 2020 in order to qualify.

Tax Deferment Application Instruction

03/23/2020

The Stonington Town Hall now has a drop box out front. Taxpayers may put their payments in it (no cash please!) or mail the payment in, or pay online. If a taxpayer is not sure of his/her balance, look on our website www.stonington-ct.gov or call the office at 860-535-5080.

03/13/2020

HOW TO PAY TAXES WHEN TOWN HALL IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC
POSTED ON: MARCH 13, 2020 - 2:51PM
Beginning Monday, March 16th, Stonington Town Hall will be closed to the public for an undetermined amount of time. In trying to make this as easy as possible for the taxpayer, delinquent taxes may be mailed in or paid online at www.stonington-ct.gov. There is a flat $3.95 fee for paying with a debit card; a 2.5% fee for paying with a credit card, and a $2.00 for paying with an e-check. If you have a received a letter from the State Marshal, all payments must now be made with him. If you need an immediate clearance with the DMV, pay him by money order. If not, mail a check to the Marshal. If your account is with an attorney, all payments must be made through him or her. We will be in the tax office to take your calls and help you as best we can under these extraordinary circumstances. Stay safe and well!