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All property and Tax information can be viewed through the Shawano County Website.  Please view the links below to find the correct information you're looking for.

PROPERTY & TAXES

Taxes may be paid to the

Village Treasurer, Helen Selle the following ways:

At the Clerk's Office:

Mon - Fri. 8am to 4pm

221 Birch St Tigerton

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By Mail:

PO Box 147

Tigerton, WI 54486

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Property Map Info.

Shawano County offers public map access.  Click the link below to search for a certain parcel, view parcel information and property lines.  Please note property lines are not exact and should not be used in lieu of a survey.

TAX COLLECTION

There is also a black drop box for after hour payments!

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Payments made after January 31st, must be paid to

Shawano County Treasurer

311 North Main Street - Shawano, WI 54166

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Only Personal Property taxes will be

accepted at the Village.

Tax & Parcel Info.

Shawano County offers public access to their Real Estate Tax Information.  Click the link below to search for a certain parcel, name or address. 

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View current & previous tax bills,

tax payments & assessment history.

       Zillmer Assessment Services

        Kelly Zillmer, Assessor
        E6289 Knaack Rd. Marion, WI  54950
        Phone: 
715-250-2471

        Email: kzillmer@frontier.com

BOARD OF REVIEW

Each municipality in Wisconsin is required to have an

Open Book and Board of Review (BOR) session.

 

  • Open Book takes place first. This is the time when the municipality's assessment roll - which lists all the properties - is open for examination. This allows the property owner to informally discuss the property value with the local assessor. If the property value is changed at Open Book, the assessor corrects the assessment roll.

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  • If the property owner is not satisfied with the assessment after attending Open Book, he/she can bring their concerns to the Board of Review. The Board hears assessment appeals from property owners. After review, if the Board agrees with the property owner's evidence, it can amend the assessment to reflect those changes.

 

Most Open Book and Board of Review sessions take place late May to mid-June, but some may occur later.

If you plan to object your property assessment, please click the link below to review FAQ about the Board of Review Filing process on the Department of Revenue Website. Objections must be filed with the Clerk 48 Hours before the Board of Review Meeting.

If you would like your receipt emailed, please let me know by emailing me your name & email address by clicking the link below.

Email Receipts

BOR
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