Find Greenburgh Property Tax Records
Greenburgh property tax records are kept by the town's Assessor and Tax Department in Westchester County. Assessment rolls going back to 2010 are available for review, and the tentative roll comes out by June 1 each year. You can pay taxes online, search property records, and apply for exemptions through the town's website. Greenburgh also has a GIS system that maps every parcel. This guide covers where to search, what to expect, and how to handle payments and disputes.
Greenburgh Overview
Greenburgh Property Tax Assessment Rolls
The Greenburgh Assessment Rolls page has rolls from 2010 to the present. The tentative assessment roll becomes available to the public by June 1 each year. After that, the Board of Assessment Review (BAR) can make changes through the initial appeals process. The BAR has until September 15 to make final determinations, at which point the roll becomes final.
Final assessment rolls are a snapshot of data as of September 15. Changes from small claims proceedings that happen after that date are not reflected in the published roll. If you have questions about a recent assessment, call the Assessor's Office at 914-989-1520. Both current and prior year rolls are available online, and the town keeps an archive of past years.
The assessor's office handles GIS mapping, abutter's notices, assessment rolls, and various exemptions. You can view the town's GIS map at axisgis.com/greenburghny. This system shows parcel lines, property data, and zoning info on an interactive map.
Greenburgh Tax Department and Payments
The Greenburgh Tax Department manages bill collection. You can reach them at (914) 989-1550. If you are a new homeowner or just paid off your mortgage, contact the tax office to make sure your mailing address is correct. Email updates to Receiver@greenburghny.com.
Online payments go through greenburgh.municipaltaxpayments.com. ACH payments are fee-free. Credit and debit card payments come with a variable IntelligentRate fee. In-person payments at Town Hall accept check or exact cash. You can also leave a check in the lobby mailbox. Payments by mail must have a timely postmark from USPS, FedEx, UPS, or DHL. Pitney Bowes meter stamps and foreign postmarks do not count.
Bank Pay online services are a problem area. They do not carry a US postmark, so a late payment through bank pay will be charged a penalty even if you scheduled it on time. The town cannot waive that. Also, liens cannot be paid online. Contact the Tax Office directly if you need to clear a lien.
Note: Villages within Greenburgh have their own due dates, so contact the relevant Village Hall for those deadlines.
Greenburgh Property Tax Exemptions
The Assessor's Office administers several exemption programs. Wholly exempt purposes, veterans exemptions, business improvement exemptions, aged exemptions, disability exemptions, and existing STAR exemptions all go through this office. The annual grievance period gives property owners a formal chance to contest their assessments.
Greenburgh has also pushed for special legislation on climate-related property tax relief. The town initiated a statewide law that gives assessment relief to properties that lose more than 50% of their value due to flooding or other disasters. To apply, you need to submit documentation within 90 days of the disaster. Acceptable proof includes FEMA determinations, insurance adjuster reports, private appraisals, and Small Business Administration loss verifications. A notarized affidavit is required. The maximum benefit covers four tax years following the impacted roll.
Westchester County Property Tax Records for Greenburgh
Westchester County provides an additional layer of property tax records and oversight for Greenburgh. The county land records portal lets you search by owner name, address, or parcel ID. Assessment information gets updated each year through the county system. The Westchester County Tax Commission at 110 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., White Plains, handles tax certiorari proceedings and provides guidance on assessment disputes across the county.
The NYS Office of Real Property Tax Services provides statewide oversight. You can use the Municipal Data Portal to find Greenburgh's equalization rate, roll dates, and assessor contact details. Under RPTL Section 300, all real property is taxable unless exempt. Section 502 requires notification of assessment changes.
Westchester County Property Tax Records
Greenburgh is part of Westchester County. Visit the county page for more on countywide records and resources:
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