Office of Tax and Revenue: Real Property Tax Payments
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Real Property Tax Payments

You may pay your real property tax bill with a check or money order payable to the "DC Treasurer." Be sure to include your square, suffix and lot or parcel and lot numbers on your check or money order. Also include the top portion of your bill to help us process your payment on time.

Mail your payment in the envelope provided. If you must use another envelope, send your payment to the following address:

    Government of the District of Columbia
    Office of Tax and Revenue
    Real Property Tax Administration
    PO Box 98095
    Washington, DC 20090-8095

You may also pay your bill in person at a Wachovia bank in the District of Columbia or use the new eCheck online payment system.

If your payment is late, you will have to pay penalty and interest charges. The penalty is 10 percent of your tax and the interest is 1.5 percent of the tax for each full or partial month your payment is late. When you make a payment, it is automatically applied to the oldest amount you owe. If you do not pay the full amount, the real property may be sold at the annual Real Property Tax Sale.