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2020 Annual Exemption Applications

 Will County Supervisor of Assessments advises of changes for 2020 Exemption Renewals due to Public Act 101-635

In response to COVID-19, Governor Pritzker signed Public Act 101-635 into law on Friday, June 5, 2020. This bill allows all qualified exemptions for levy year 2019 payable in 2020 including: Homestead Exemption for Persons with Disabilities, Standard Homestead Exemption for Veterans with Disabilities, and Senior Citizen Assessment Freeze Homestead Exemption to be automatically renewed and processed without re-application for 2020 payable in 2021.

Rhonda Novak, the Will County Supervisor of Assessments, will be acting in accordance with this new bill.

NO RENEWAL FORMS will be sent for the 2020 Levy year. ALL eligible Seniors and Disabled persons or Disabled veterans who received exemptions for the 2019 Levy year will automatically receive the same exemptions for the 2020 Levy year, payable in 2021. All exemptions will be processed WITHOUT re-application.

 

PUBLIC ACT 101-0635.pdf

brochure_PUBLIC_ACT_101-635.pdf

press_release_PUBLIC_ACT_101-635.pdf

 

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

The Will County Board has approved the Property Tax Payment Relief below:

50% OF THE FIRST INSTALLMENT IS DUE JUNE 3, 2020; AND 50% OF THE FIRST INSTALLMENT IS DUE AUGUST 3, 2020.
50% OF THE SECOND INSTALLMENT IS DUE SEPTEMBER 3, 2020; AND 50% OF THE SECOND INSTALLMENT IS DUE NOVEMBER 3, 2020.

For more Information please contact the Will County Treasurer's Office at https://willcountytreasurer.com

 

  

Effective Immediately

Supervisor of Assessments Office

CLOSED TO PUBLIC

  The Will County Supervisor of Assessments office in an effort to coordinate with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by minimizing contact to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus is reducing its operation to phone and email contact only. We will continue to answer taxpayer calls and emails, but will not be open for in-person public business until further notice. Please feel free to check back on our website and social medias such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or Twitter for updates as they become available.   

PLEASE CONTACT your Local Township Assessor offices to obtain each assessors Hours and Status of Operation.

Please call our office at 815-740-4648 or utilize the 'Contact Us' along the left hand home menu.

CLOSED TO PUBLIC PRESS RELEASE.pdf

The Will County Supervisor of Assessments office governs every aspect of the assessment process, acting as a central resource for county residents.  We believe our primary responsibility is to the taxpayers, and we are committed to ensure that all county residents receive fair and equitable assessments.  We are also dedicated to making sure eligible taxpayers are receiving the beneficial exemptions they are entitled to; all with the utmost courteous and respectful service. The Supervisor of Assessments office is also committed to promoting taxpayers education and involvement in the assessment process through open discussion forums, informational meetings, and community outreach endeavors.  The valuations for 2019 are for the assessment year of 2019, payable in 2020.  This means, the assessment you are looking at is for this year's upcoming tax bill.  The tax rates for this year have not been established yet.  The Supervisor of Assessments does not establish tax rates, however, you can search our site for the most current assessments under our PIN Search or Address Search


For an explanation on tax rates, please visit the Will County Clerk's Office  

For any additional tax bill questions visit the Will County Treasurer's Office






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