covertchipmunk t1_j9reej1 wrote
Reply to comment by toolatetobeoriginal in Please don’t shame me, but is the County of Allegheny- Weinstein taxes, the tax that your escrow typically pays? by toolatetobeoriginal
Taxes paid through payroll are separate from property taxes, so that city tax is different from the one on your house.
City of Pittsburgh real estate taxes
Allegheny County assessment - you can look up your county taxes here.
toolatetobeoriginal OP t1_j9rfftr wrote
It looks like my escrow pays it every year in March. So I’ll check back then- Ty! There was a situation where we had an escrow shortage(?) since we refinanced during the pandemic to lock in a lower interest rate. Consequently- they weren’t taking out enough in taxes for the escrow- so we wound up having the mortgagee company pay partial. But we owed a good bit out of pocket. I forget who that was payable to.
After that, and my husband not changing his address with work. I just feel like we always get something wrong.
covertchipmunk t1_j9rfrmm wrote
There are a lot of different agencies doing things differently for all this stuff. It can get very confusing. Also, the city sends property tax receipts in like, October, so you just get to spend 8 months wondering if they recorded your payment correctly.
Anyway, it's not just you!
Minute_Helicopter_91 t1_j9rftph wrote
If you got a bill from Allegheny County for the taxes, you will want to reach out to your mortgage company. They probably didn’t get the bill and will need you to scan it or mail it to them so they can pay.
toolatetobeoriginal OP t1_j9riokw wrote
It says “tax statement” at the top. It looks like they’ve paid at the end of March each year we’ve owned.
I’ll have my husband see if they need it scanned and sent! Thank you
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