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Welcome
- Karen Carney - Director
Kathy Campbell - Assistant Director
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John H. Mulroy Civic Center - 15th Floor
421 Montgomery St.
Syracuse, New York 13202
- Ph.
315-435-2426 Fax 315-435-2421
- Office Hours: Monday - Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Taxpayers Guide will give you some basic information about the
collection of taxes in Onondaga County.
- Auction Information tells about the next Delinquent Property Tax Auction.
- Property Tax Information will let you search for a property by Owner
Name, Address, or Tax Map Number.
- Town Assessors is a listing of address and phone numbers for all current assessors
by town.
- Tax Receivers is a listing of address and phone numbers
of all current Town/County, Village & School tax receivers.
- Tax Rates is a listing of current tax rates for County/Town, Village & School.
- Equalization Rates is a listing of the rates established
by the New York State Office of Real Property Services to be
used in the apportionment
of the county tax levy prior to January 1st of each year.
- Calculating County Tax Rates describes how tax rates are figured.
- How to Estimate Your Taxes tells how to calculate taxes based on assessed value and with or without exemptions.
- Forms, Publications & Procedures has forms and links to assessment information.
- Tax Maps lists prices of maps and postage fees and where to view them.
Onondaga County provides
this information with the understanding that it is not guaranteed
to be accurate, correct, current or complete. Conclusions drawn
from this information are the responsibility of the user. Appropriate
agencies should be contacted to verify this information. While
every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the timeliness
and accuracy of the information, Onondaga County takes no responsibility
for errors and omissions. Onondaga County shall not be liable
under any circumstances for any claims or damages arising directly
or indirectly from information presented herein.
The information obtained from this web site shall not be used for any unlawful
purpose. Several categories of information are automatically collected
from users and stored in a log file. if necessary, this information can
be retrieved and analyzed. Article 156 of the New York state penal law
regarding offenses involving computers states that a person is guilty of
computer trespass when he knowingly uses a computer or computer service
with the intent to commit or attempt to commit or further the commission
of any felony. Computer trespass is a class e felony, punishable by a minimum
of 3 years and a maximum of 4 years in prison. |
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