Michigan HB4799 clarifies the date property taxes are considered paid based on postmark dates.

Michigan HB4799 amends the property tax payment and collection law to clarify that the postmark date from the United States Postal Service or other common carrier can be considered the date of receipt for property tax payments and related communications. This applies to nondelinquent property taxes, assessments, and penalties or fees. However, a tax payment is not considered received until seven calendar days before the date of actual receipt. This clarification does not apply to tax payments prior to a sale under section 60.

Michigan HB4799 clarifies the date property taxes are considered paid based on postmark dates.

Michigan HB4799 amends the property tax payment and collection law to clarify that the postmark date from the United States Postal Service or other common carrier can be considered the date of receipt for property tax payments and related communications. This applies to nondelinquent property taxes, assessments, and penalties or fees. However, a tax payment is not considered received until seven calendar days before the date of actual receipt. This clarification does not apply to tax payments prior to a sale under section 60.