Madison County Treasurer's Office
You can now pay your property taxes online by electronic check with your checking or savings account online with no additional fees! You can even setup automatic payments to pay your Spring and Fall installments, or you can setup monthly payments to make it easier to budget for your property taxes. All this at no cost to you!
Click this link for more details: Online Payments
The online payment system: single payments and the credit card option will be available December 18th, 2018. Payments can be made in person or by mail. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please call 765-641-9645 for information.
Our Online Services
Mortgage Company Processing Info
If you are a mortgage company looking for help for our electronic billing, please click here: Info for Mortgage Companies
Tax Sale Information
External Links to Helpful Information
Want to know how property tax works? The Department of Local Government Finance (DLGF) has an excellent page that describes how property tax works.
Citizen's Guide to Property Tax
Want to calculate your own tax bill? The DLGF has an online calculator to do just that!
DLGF Property Tax Calculator
Need information about deductions and expemptions for your property tax? Once again, the DLGF has it covered. You can find information about
the homestead, mortgage, over 65, veteran and many more.
Property Tax Deductions
Here's a list of Frequently Asked Questions from the DLGF:
DLFG FAQ
The DLGF also has county specific information on their website. On that page is just about everything you could ever want to know about Madison County's
finances, and probably lots of stuff you didn't want to know!
DLGF Madison County Specific Information
What We Do
The Madison County Treasurer is the general tax collector, custodian, and investor for Madison County. Our office can assist you with making payments, determining your balance due, obtaining mobile home transfer permits and answering any questions about past taxes.
What We Don't Do
Doing business with the county government can be somewhat confusing, so we've developed this handy list to help you navigate the various offices that deal with property tax.
- For property tax exemptions and deductions: Auditor's Office
- To redeem a property that was sold on tax sale or commissioner's sale: Auditor's Office
- To transfer a deed, discuss property ownership, or other deed information: Recorder's Office
- For assessment values and appeals: Assessor's Office
- For child support payments: Clerk's Office