Township Treasurer
How to Make a Tax Payment

Checks are accepted only as a conditional payment. If not honored by bank, tax is unpaid and subject to penalties and/or interest. The Township will assess a $25.00 fee each time a check is returned to us unpaid. Future payments will be applied to outstanding returned check charges prior to crediting your tax bill.

Paying Online
Electronic payments through your checking or savings account or by debit and credit cards are now being accepted.

To Pay by Mail
Make checks payable and mail to: Canton Township Treasurer, P.O. Box 87010, Canton, MI 48187. Place check inside remittance envelope provided (do not send cash). If a receipted copy is desired, you must enclose a self-addressed, stamped return envelope with your check.

To Pay in Person
Bring your tax bill with you to the Treasurer's Department along with payment, or use the after hours drop box.

After Hours Drop Box
Business hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Postmarks are not accepted. We encourage payments in the night deposit box located at the front of the building, near the main entrance, off Canton Center Road. If you desire a stamped receipt, please enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope with your payment.

Interest and Penalties
Summer taxes are payable from July 1 through September 14 without interest. Beginning September 15, a 1% per month interest charge will be assessed on unpaid summer taxes.

Current year summer taxes paid from February 15 through February 28 must include a 6% interest and 3% penalty (9% total).

Winter taxes are payable from December 1 through February 14 without penalty. Current year winter taxes paid from February 15 through February 28 must include a 3% penalty.

As of March 1, delinquent real property taxes are payable only to the Wayne County Treasurer, International Center Building, 400 Monroe, 5th floor, Detroit MI 48226, (313) 224-5990. Delinquent personal property taxes are payable only to the Canton Township Treasurer, 1150 Canton Center Rd. S., Canton MI 48188; call (734) 394-5130 to verify amount due.

Name or Address Changes
Change of name and/or address should be promptly reported. If you have sold your property, and received a statement in error, please forward the statement to the new owner or return it to the Treasurer's Office with correction(s) of name and/or address.

• Please examine your statement closely to assure accuracy. Please notify our office of any errors.
• Failure to receive your tax bill does not waive interest and/or penalties.