Current Year Tax Payment Information

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Pay 2013 Property Tax Statements for Real Estate and Mobile Home properties were mailed on March 27th.  Printable copies of the tax statements are available on the web.

Taxpayers may pay taxes by using one of the following methods:

• Chanhassen Service/License Center – located at 7808 Kerber Blvd., Chanhassen, MN from 8:30am – 6:00pm Monday & Wednesday and 8:30am – 5:00pm Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday. Payments may be dropped off at the drive-thru or an inside drop box. This location is only available for timely payments for the following dates:
  • Payments due in May can be accepted between April 29th and May 15th
  • Payments due in October can be accepted between September 30th and October 15th
     
• On-line at www.co.carver.mn.us – The online payment feature is only available for a current year tax payment. Note: penalty on late tax payments accrues the day following the due date and increases monthly. Prior year delinquent payments cannot be paid online.
  • E-check - $1.20 service fee is applied to each transaction. When paying online, use only an ACH allowed bank account to avoid any bank issues, penalty, and/or additional fees.
  • On-line credit and debit card payments - 2.35% service fee is applied to the tax amount (minimum fee of $1.20). Payments are considered timely if processed by 11:59pm on the due date. To avoid potential technical problems, pay prior to the due date.
  • Returned payments - when making on-line payments, accurately key your account information to avoid returned payments which will result in additional fees & penalty.
    
    Per Minnesota law a service fee is applied to each transaction. Service fees are charged and retained by a third-party vendor for on-line payments. Payments are considered timely if processed by 11:59pm on the due date.
     
• Penalty must be added to the unpaid amount if not received on or before the due date.  Please see Penalty Chart below.
  • Penalty rates range from 2% to 14%. The later the payment the greater the penalty.
  • To avoid penalty:
    • Envelope must be postmarked on or before the due date. Only official US postmark is used to determine payment mail date.
    • If using a bank's bill pay system, please verify mailing requirements to allow for timely postmark. Also, make sure to accurately key all information to avoid delayed payments which could result in penalty.

Failure to receive a property tax statement does not exempt the taxpayer from timely payment of the taxes due. First half tax payments must be paid in full with penalty (if applicable) prior to applying money towards second half payment. If you are unsure of how penalty is calculated or what is due, please contact us at 952-361-1910.