Tax Due Dates are JUNE 10 and SEPT 2! See 2022 Real Estate Tax Bills! Amounts will be available online on May 06, 2022!

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The Treasurer’s office will be open to the public and taking payments starting May 1, 2022. You can also pay on line, over the phone using the number on the back of your tax bill, at any Hancock County bank, or by mail. Please include the corresponding stubs with bar code with your payment. There will be a $1 charge per tax bill if payment stubs aren’t included with payment.

The county treasurer shall receive and safely keep the revenues and other public monies of the county, and all money and funds authorized by law to be paid to the treasurer, and disburse the same pursuant to law. The county treasurer shall also give monthly and quarterly reports to the county board summarizing the financial status of the office.

The county treasurer also acts as ex-officio county collector for the county and is also responsible for collecting property tax and disbursing the monies collected back to the taxing bodies in a timely fashion.

The treasurer of Hancock County is also the IMRF agent for the county and is responsible for the payroll for all county employees.

Services Provided

The function of the Treasurer's office is to make out the tax bills, collect, and distribute taxes. The Treasurer's office has nothing to do with the amount of your assessment or the amount of your taxes. This is a function of other branches of your government.

PEOPLE WHO CAN HELP WITH TAX MATTERS:

Taxing bodies such as:
School districts, Fire districts, Villages, Cities, Townships, Multi-townships, County Board, City Council, Sanitation districts, Park districts, Community Colleges.

Officers and elected officials with a voice in assessment matters:
A. Local: Township Assessor, and Multi-township Assessors, Supervisor of Assessments, and the Board of Review.
B. State: Appeal Board, Department of Revenue-Property Tax Administration Bureau (They give the County Clerk the multiplier.)
C. Senate and House of Representatives (They pass laws relating to tax matters.)

• Collect property taxes for Hancock County
• Distributes taxes to taxing districts
• Reports financial status to county board
• Payroll of County Offices