Interest and penalty accrue at 1.67% per month from October 1 (or January 1 for the second half), and unpaid liens are sold at the May tax sale.
Tax year July 1 to June 30, paid annually or in two equal semiannual installments for principal residences. If a due date lands on a weekend or public holiday, most counties move it to the next business day — check the county's own notice before relying on the shift.
By post: mail a cheque to the treasurer's office; the postmark date usually counts, not the arrival date.
In person: the treasurer's office during business hours; bring your bill or parcel number.
Mortgage escrow: if your taxes are escrowed, the servicer pays — you still owe the difference if your escrow is short.
Common questions
When are property taxes due in Prince George's County, MD?
Annual or 1st semiannual: September 30, 2026. 2nd semiannual: December 31, 2026.
What happens if I pay late in Prince George's County?
Interest and penalty accrue at 1.67% per month from October 1 (or January 1 for the second half), and unpaid liens are sold at the May tax sale.
How do I pay Prince George's County property tax?
Pay online through taxinquiry.princegeorgescountymd.gov, the county's own payment portal, or by post or in person at the treasurer's office.
Is the Prince George's County deadline the same every year?
Tax year July 1 to June 30, paid annually or in two equal semiannual installments for principal residences. Counties shift dates when billing is delayed, so confirm against the county source linked on this page.
What if I can't pay in full?
Most counties offer instalment plans or partial payment — ask the treasurer before the due date, not after. Once the bill is delinquent the options shrink and the fees start.
Does a late payment affect my mortgage?
Unpaid property tax is a lien on the property in most states, which your servicer may pay and then bill you for, with fees. It does not disappear.
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