This page helps users handle a property tax need in Calhoun County, Alabama, including how to search tax information, review payment timing, and contact the Calhoun County Revenue Commission.
Property tax service is handled through Calhoun County Online Services and the Revenue Commission, including the Collection Department for tax payments and delinquent tax questions.
Calhoun County Online Services for property taxes
Use Calhoun County Online Services to search for property tax information and view or pay property taxes online.
- Tax year
- Search type
- Search terms
- Subdivision, when applicable
After gathering the search details, use the official search page to look up the property record.
- Open search Calhoun County property taxes online.
- Select the tax year and search type.
- Enter the search terms and subdivision details, if needed.
- Click the Search button and review the available tax information.
Online information is provided for public use, but errors can occur; contact the Revenue Commission when a result needs staff review.
Property tax payment timing
Calhoun County property taxes are due every year on October 1 and may be paid between October 1 and December 31 without penalty. Taxes become delinquent after December 31.
The tax collection schedule is:
| Date or period | Property tax event |
|---|---|
| October 1 | Taxes are due. |
| October 1 through December 31 | Taxes may be paid without penalty. |
| January 1 | Taxes become delinquent. |
| April | Delinquent property is advertised on the website. |
| May | Tax lien auction. |
Unpaid taxes are assessed fees and 1% interest per month beginning in January. Certified funds are required after April 2. The county also states that no personal checks are accepted after February 15.
Ways to pay Calhoun County property taxes
Property taxes may be paid online, by mail, in person at the Collection Department, or through a mortgage company if the company has agreed to pay the tax bill.
- For online payment, use the Calhoun County Online Services property tax option.
- For mailed payments, send a check or money order to the Revenue Commissioner address listed in the contact section.
- For in-person payment, visit the Collection Department at the Calhoun County Administration Building.
- If a mortgage company pays the bill, send the tax statement to the company when it is received.
If you bought property during the year, check that the taxes are paid. The tax bill may still be in the previous owner’s name.
Assessment, exemptions, and new owner items
Property owners are responsible for reporting property to the Revenue Commissioner, providing a complete legal description, keeping the mailing address current, and reporting ownership changes or improvements.
New owners should record the deed in the Probate Office, assess the property in the Assessing Department, claim any exemptions due, and report address changes promptly.
Homestead exemptions are handled through the assessing department. Exemptions should be applied for before December 31 based on the property and owner status on October 1.
Tax districts and millage rates
Calhoun County publishes tax schedule and district information through the Revenue Commission. Total tax rates vary by municipality and district.
| Area | Total tax rate |
|---|---|
| Anniston | 51.5 mills |
| Oxford | 47.5 mills |
| Jacksonville | 47.5 mills |
| Piedmont | 45.0 mills |
| Hobson City | 45.0 mills |
| Weaver | 45.0 mills |
| Ohatchee | 44.0 mills |
| Southside | 44.0 mills |
| Glencoe | 44.0 mills |
| District 1, County North | 39.0 mills |
| District 2, County South | 40.0 mills |
For parcel mapping and tax system tools, users may also review Calhoun County GIS and parcel viewer options.
Delinquent taxes and tax lien auction
The Calhoun County tax collecting official may auction and sell tax liens on properties with delinquent ad valorem property taxes. Failure to pay property tax can result in a tax lien auction.
The Revenue Commission states that property may be redeemed for the total taxes and penalties by certified funds only. Contact the Collection Department for redemption information.
For broader office information, forms, and tax resources, visit the Calhoun County Revenue Commission property tax page.
Calhoun County property tax contacts
Use these Revenue Commission contacts for property tax payment, assessment, appraisal, mapping, and related questions.
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Calhoun County Revenue Commissioner, 1702 Noble Street Suite 104 & 106, Anniston, AL 36201
Phone: (256) 241-2840
Phone: (256) 241-2855
Phone: (256) 241-2870
Email: [email protected]
Office hours: 8:00am - 4:30pm Monday-Friday, Excluding Holidays -
Revenue Collection Department
Phone: (256) 241-2840 -
Revenue Assessing Department
Phone: (256) 241-2855 -
Revenue Appraisal Department
Phone: (256) 241-2870
Email: [email protected] -
Revenue Mapping Department
Phone: (256) 241-2860
Common questions
Where can I view or pay Calhoun County property taxes online?
Use Calhoun County Online Services for property taxes to search by tax year, search type, search terms, and subdivision when needed.
When are Calhoun County property taxes due?
Property taxes are due October 1 each year and may be paid without penalty through December 31. Taxes become delinquent after December 31.
What happens if property taxes are not paid?
Unpaid taxes are assessed fees and 1% interest per month beginning in January. Delinquent property is advertised in April, and the tax lien auction occurs in May.
Who handles property tax collection questions?
The Revenue Collection Department handles property tax collection questions. Call (256) 241-2840 for collection or redemption information.
What should a new property owner do for tax purposes?
A new owner should record the deed in the Probate Office, assess the property in the Assessing Department, claim any exemptions due, send the tax statement to the mortgage company if applicable, and report address changes promptly.
Can I get parcel ownership information by phone?
The Revenue Commission FAQ says users may call or visit the Revenue Assessing Department for ownership information, but values and parcel numbers are not given over the phone.