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Pima County Property Tax Due Date

Arizona

(520) 724-8341

2026 Property Tax Due Dates

Official Source
Installment 1in 135 days

October 1

First installment (delinquent Nov 1)

Installment 2overdue

March 1

Second installment (delinquent May 1)

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Penalty: 16% annual interest prorated monthlyGrace period: Pay full by Dec 31 without interest

Payment Methods

Online, Mail, In-Person

Pima County Treasurer

Fax

(520) 724-4809

Office Address

240 N Stone Ave
Tucson, AZ 85701

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Office Hours

Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm

How to Pay

Online

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By Mail

Mail check payable to Pima County Treasurer

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In Person

Visit the Treasurer's office — 240 N Stone Ave, Tucson AZ 85701, Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm

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About Property Taxes in Arizona

Arizona property taxes are administered at the county level, with each county having an assessor who determines property values and a treasurer who collects taxes. Arizona uses a classified property tax system, meaning different types of property are assessed at different percentages of their full cash value (market value). Owner-occupied primary residences (Class 3) are assessed at 10% of full cash value, while commercial property is assessed at 18%. Property taxes in Arizona are paid in two installments and are among the more moderate in the western United States, with an effective rate averaging around 0.6–0.8% of market value. The state also offers several programs specifically designed to help seniors and long-term homeowners manage their tax burden.

Payment & Assessment

Arizona property taxes are paid in two equal installments: First installment: Due October 1, delinquent after November 1 Second installment: Due March 1, delinquent after May 1 Late penalty: A flat 16% per year simple interest rate applies to delinquent taxes, prorated by month. This works out to approximately 1.33% per month. If the total annual tax is $100 or less, it is due in a single payment on October 1. Most Arizona counties offer online payment through the county treasurer's website. Payment by mail and in person at the county treasurer's office is also available. Some counties accept payment by phone. Taxes unpaid for three or more years may be subject to a tax lien sale, where investors purchase the right to collect the delinquent taxes with interest.

Statewide framework for Arizona. Your county's specific rates and deadlines are shown above.

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Due dates shown are for reference only. Contact your county treasurer's office to confirm official deadlines before making payments.