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Stanislaus County, California · Taxes and public finance

Pay property taxes in Stanislaus County

Tax bills, balances and payment options

1 provider · 1 official link · 7 reviewed requirements · sources checked October 26, 2026

In Stanislaus County, 1 county department publishes 1 official link for this service. Reviewed requirements cover deadlines (5), payment methods (1) and availability notices (1). 1 provider publishes reviewed fee items on its guide.

These are the Stanislaus County providers with a reviewed service link for this task. Other offices may also help, and a provider may serve only part of the county: check each service area. Fees and forms stay on each office’s guide, where their sources are cited.
County government

Tax Collector

View or pay property taxes (opens in a new tab)Official instructions

Official Stanislaus County property-tax instructions and payment options. Follow the county’s instructions for your bill type and review the amount and any payment charges before paying.

Availability · Supplemental bills and lender payment
Supplemental bills go to the homeowner, not the lender, and are not automatically covered by an impound account.
Source & saved evidence

Stanislaus County Treasurer-Tax Collector · Stanislaus County property-tax — FAQ (opens in a new tab)

Property-tax local instructions: Supplemental bills and lender payment; saved text paragraph 197

Supplemental tax bills are mailed directly to the homeowner. If you have arranged for your tax payments to be paid through an impound account with your mortgage company, contact your lender regarding payment. The lender will not receive a copy of a supplemental tax bill. The supplemental tax bill will not automatically be paid by funds in your impound account. If you receive a supplemental tax bill and have any questions about payment responsibility, contact your mortgage company.

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Before you start · 6 requirements & conditions
Deadlines · Shared California BOE calendar: regular secured-roll taxes; local bills and payment channels remain separate
Secured-roll first installment is due November 1; the delinquency date is separate.
Source & saved evidence

California State Board of Equalization · California property tax calendar (opens in a new tab)

BOE calendar: property owners, secured-roll first-due

§ 2605 Rev. & Tax. Code November 1 Property owners First installment of real property taxes and all taxes on personal property on the secured roll are due and payable.

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Deadlines · Shared California BOE calendar: regular secured-roll taxes; local bills and payment channels remain separate
Secured-roll second installment is due February 1; the delinquency date is separate.
Source & saved evidence

California State Board of Equalization · California property tax calendar (opens in a new tab)

BOE calendar: property owners, secured-roll second-due

§ 2606 Rev. & Tax. Code February 1 Property owners Second installment real property taxes due and payable.

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Deadlines · Shared California BOE calendar: regular secured-roll taxes; local bills and payment channels remain separate
BOE’s regular first-installment delinquency date is December 10 at 5 p.m. or close of business, whichever is later. Read the holiday rule and your actual bill.
Source & saved evidence

California State Board of Equalization · California property tax calendar (opens in a new tab)

BOE calendar: property owners, secured-roll first-delinquent

§§ 2617 and 2704 Rev. & Tax. Code December 10 Property owners First installment of taxes on the secured roll, if unpaid, is delinquent at 5:00 p.m. or close of business day, whichever is later.

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Deadlines · Shared California BOE calendar: regular secured-roll taxes; local bills and payment channels remain separate
BOE’s regular second-installment delinquency date is April 10 at 5 p.m. or close of business, whichever is later. Read the holiday rule and your actual bill.
Source & saved evidence

California State Board of Equalization · California property tax calendar (opens in a new tab)

BOE calendar: property owners, secured-roll second-delinquent

§§ 2618 and 2705 Rev. & Tax. Code April 10 Property owners Second installment of taxes on the secured roll, if unpaid, is delinquent at 5:00 p.m., or close of business day, whichever is later.

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Deadlines · Shared California BOE calendar: regular secured-roll taxes; local bills and payment channels remain separate
BOE notes that a specified date falling on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday generally moves to the next business day. Check the county’s notice and payment-channel cutoff.
Source & saved evidence

California State Board of Equalization · California property tax calendar (opens in a new tab)

BOE calendar Notes: weekend/legal-holiday rule

In practically all cases, the action may be done before the specified date. If the specified date falls on Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday, the action may be done on the next business day. (Government Code §§ 6706, 6707)

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Payments · Payment fees differ for phone e-check and online Trustly
The disclaimer lists $0.25 phone e-check, $1 online Trustly e-check, 1% debit (minimum $2), and 2.25% credit (minimum $2).
Source & saved evidence

Stanislaus County tax collector · Stanislaus County — property tax payment (opens in a new tab)

Property-tax local instructions: Payment fees differ for phone e-check and online Trustly; saved text paragraph 197

Convenience Fees apply when using the following methods of payment: E-Check when paying by IVR/Phone - $0.25 per transaction E-Checks Online - $1.00 per transaction when using Trustly, a secure service that uses open banking to validate bank account details Debit card - 1.00% per transaction ($2.00 minimum) Credit card - 2.25% per transaction ($2.00 minimum)

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Source & saved evidence

Stanislaus County tax collector · Stanislaus County — Treasurer / Tax Collector - Stanislaus County (opens in a new tab)

Current county property-tax service heading or explicitly linked destination; bill type and payment channel are reviewed separately.

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