Frequently Asked Questions
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Assessing Department
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Assessing Department
Kennebunk's tax bills go out once a year (the bill will have two stubs for payment). The first half is due the second Friday in October, and the second half is due the second Friday in April.
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Assessing Department
The Assessor's Office analyzes sales information, economic data, and other information to determine the value of property. That information is then used to develop the assessments, through mass appraisal technique, of all the unsold property in the municipality. The International Association of Assessing Officers provides a general overview of assessing in their brochure "For the Property Owner Who Wants To Know" . Laws and procedures specific to Maine are not represented in the brochure.
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No, the question as to whether a person or property is taxable is what must be determined as of April 1, as well as the value of the property.Assessing Department
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Assessing Department
Go to kennebunkmaine.us/addresschange and complete the on-line form (link at the bottom of the page). You also may submit your request via fax: (207) 985-4609 or mail to: Town of Kennebunk, Assessing Office, 1 Summer Street, Kennebunk, ME 04043.