Tax Collector

The Tax Collector must follow State Statutes and is accountable to the Office of Policy and Management.  The goal is to secure the maximum collection of revenues for the Town.  All taxpayers are treated equally and are encouraged to discuss with the tax collector any tax payment or tax collection issues.

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To pay or view your taxes online, use the link below.  Point & Pay, the third party that processes the payments, charges the following fees: 2-1/2% for a Credit Card, $3.95 for a Debit Card, and $2.00 for an Electronic Check.  Credit and debit cards are not accepted in the tax office.
 
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Motor Vehicle Information

Regular motor vehicle bills are due July 1 and cover 12 months from the previous October 1 through the following September 30.

Supplemental motor vehicle bills cover vehicles that were registered after October 1 and are due January 1.

Contact the Assessor's office when any of the following occur as you may be entitled to a refund or a prorate on a current bill:

  • you cancel a motor vehicle registration
  • you move and register the vehicle in another state
  • the vehicle is deemed a total loss due to an accident
  • you sell or junk a vehicle

Assessor: Elizabeth Paul (assessor@bethlehemct.org)

Assessor Assistant: Nancy Quinn (assessor.assistant@bethlehemct.org)

Assessor office phone: 203-266-7510 x3
 
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It is important to keep your address up to date with the DMV.  Motor vehicle tax bills are generated by the DMV and incorrect addresses result in returned mail and billing delays.  You may change your DMV address online!  Use the following link: