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Treasurer and Assessing Information

Krakow Township is one of the very few townships that automatically sends out receipts with each payment that is received.  This is a very costly process for the township.  Starting with the 2015 Summer taxes collection, receipts will no longer be automatically sent.  If you would like a receipt you can include a self-addressed stamped envelope for a hard copy or you can submit an email address for an electronically generated receipt.  Your canceled check has always been an acceptable form for proof of payment.  Cash payments will always receive a receipt and should be made in person.


Tax Bill Announcement
This year’s tax bill will not have an option to request a receipt check box on the form. Additionally, there will not be receipts sent out by default. If you would like a tax receipt, please contact the Treasurer by clicking on this link. Thank you.

Reappraisal

Starting in 2014, Krakow Township will be starting a 20% inspection program. This means that in the next 5 years, someone will be physically visiting your parcel to verify measurements of buildings, measure various items, and take photographs.

What does this mean? It means that we are going through our assessing database which already contains building information and verifying that it is accurate. It has been many years since this was last done. Any changes to our communication will be updated the year following the inspection.

How does this work? We will be mailing a letter to parcels that are to be inspected in a given year. Then, if you wish to opt-out of the inspection, there will be a return form for your to complete and submit to our office. There will also be additional details on the letter we mail out.

Why do we do this? It is important and it is legally required for us to have accurate records for fair property taxation. Also, many other agencies rely on our information, such as real estate agents, appraisers, banks, and other governmental agencies. It is helpful for them and the property owner that it is accurate.

Questions: email info@assessingoffice.com or our office at 989.734.3555. Please allow time for replies.


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Land Division Forms
visit assessingoffice.com and click on property tax forms.


Phone Call Policy
Have you had an assessing question? If so, please contact the Assessor using our office line at 989.734.3555. Please leave a voicemail and we will return your call within one business day.


Name Change
Email Treasurer and the Assessor with all the following information: Parcel Number (xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx-xx), property address (Name, Street, City, State, Zip), Name, email address, Old Name, New Name, email address, and reason for a name change.


New Mailing Address Change
Email Treasurer and the Assessor with all the following information: Parcel Number (xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx-xx), property address (Name, Street, City, State, Zip) & email address along with the old mailing address (Street, City, State, Zip).


General Assessing & Tax Questions
For general tax and assessing questions, please click the link below. The form will be emailed to both the Treasurer and Assessor.


Copy of a Receipt, Tax Bill, Electronic Payment, or Tax Inquiry
If you have any tax questions such as you need a copy of your tax receipt, amount due, payment status, or electronic payments, please click here to fill out the inquiry. After filling out the form, it will then be emailed to the Treasurer’s Office.

or you can…

Email Treasurer with the following information: Parcel Number  (xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx-xx), property address (Name, Street, City, State, Zip) Tax Period (Summer or Winter), and Tax Year, Name, and email address.


The Presque Isle and Cheboygan Conservation Districts have hired Brittany VanderWall to work as the Forestry Assistance Program (FAP) Forester to encourage and enable landowners to more actively manage their woodlands. This position is funded by a grant from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.  Click here to learn more.