Ya,it's best to go to Board of Review to let us know that a building is gone. You're supposed to get a demolition permit to tear something down,but people almost never do because they think it's an attack on their freedom,but it's actually just to let the assessor know that the building is gone. Here in Michigan,you actually pay taxes on what you had the previous year. Like I said,December 31st is the day that assessments are based on. The new notices went out last week based on what was on the property on December 31 2014. Board of Review meets for protests the second week of March. School taxes are due in September,notices for winter taxes go out December 1st and you will have until February 14th 2016 to pay them if you choose to wait that long. As far as giving somebody a break,we gave in once. We had somebody come in,spitting and drooling,telling us the house in question was uninhabitable. We told him,OK,have it down by the July Board meeting and we'll take it off. He didn't. It's gone now and we took it off,but even giving him extra time didn't prompt him to get it done. Personally,I think taxing people a year late is a big enough break. They pay 2014 taxes in 2015 or 2016 and if they remove something in 2015,they won't pay 2015 taxes on it in 2016 or 2017,should they choose to wait until February 2017 to pay those taxes. If I remember right,Tractormiallis lives just over west of me right here in Michigan,so what I'm telling you applies to his situation.
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