Below is a reminder from the Sauk County Treasurer regarding the second installment payment for the 2023 tax bill.
****The second installment payment for the 2023 tax bill is due by July 31st. Please mail payments to SAUK COUNTY. The mailing address is on the middle paystub at the bottom of your tax bill or can be found below. If mailing payments the envelope must be post marked by July 31st to make sure it is timely. Please don’t wait until the last minute to pay your taxes.
SAUK COUNTY DOES NOT ACCEPT POST-DATED CHECKS. Post-dated checks will be returned if noticed, otherwise it will be processed the day it is received as we do not hold any checks.
Search or Pay Property Tax Online
Click here: ALRS to search or pay your property Taxes online. (Please read the instructions below)
Click here for: our instructions to walk you through paying online.
You can only pay delinquent taxes (anytime) or second installment taxes (after February 15th) on Sauk County’s website. If paying current taxes between December & January 31st, whether it is the first installment or a full tax payment you will need to contact your local municipality to see if they accept on-line payments.
Pay by Phone: Call 877-495-2729 this is Point & Pay which is our on online payment provider
Mailing Delinquent or Second installment Property Tax Payments
If you are mailing your real estate tax payment, please do not wait until the last minute and make sure your envelope is postmarked by July 31, 2024.
(Please Note: This address is not for tax bill payments made between December and January 31st.)
Mail your property tax payment to:
Sauk County Treasurer
505 Broadway, Room 148
Baraboo, WI 53913
Delinquent Payments Accrue Interest
All delinquent balances will accrue 1.5% interest & penalty on the 1st of each month until paid in full. Please visit the Pay the Treasurer’s Office page for information regarding payment options.
WISCONSIN HELP FOR HOMEOWNERS
Wisconsin Help for Homeowners (WHH) is a new statewide program that can help with overdue bills like mortgage payments, property taxes, and utilities. The program is available to Wisconsin homeowners with overdue housing-related bills, both with and without a mortgage, who meet income and other eligibility requirements, and have experienced a qualified economic hardship since January 21, 2020.
To apply, visit HomeownerHelp.WI.Gov