Get Fin 62, Renewal Application - Property Tax Deferment Program. This Form Is Used Each Year To Renew

The FIN 62 form serves as the Renewal Application for the Property Tax Deferment Program, providing essential support for property owners in managing their taxes. This guide offers clear, step-by-step instructions to facilitate the online renewal process effectively.

Follow the steps to complete your renewal application.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the PDF document and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Fill in your agreement number and jurisdiction roll number at the top section of the form. Ensure these details are accurate as they link the application to your property.
3. Complete the applicant name and mailing address section. This information is crucial for correspondence regarding your application.
4. Read the instructions carefully, starting with the steps needed to defer your current year taxes. Do not proceed with this renewal if refinancing or selling your home.
5. In the Agreement Holder section, confirm your continued eligibility for the Tax Deferment Program by signing the document. If applicable, indicate if you are authorized to sign on behalf of the agreement holder.
6. If you have a current insurance policy covering your home, ensure you meet the requirement by indicating the policy’s adequacy.
7. Provide additional information such as your email address (optional) and telephone number to facilitate easy communication.
8. Include the date you signed the application in the specified format (YYYY-MM-DD).
9. Before submitting the form, review all entries to confirm accuracy and completeness. Incorrect or incomplete information may lead to delays.
10. Finally, send the completed form to the address listed for your property tax office before the tax due date. Make sure not to send it to the Tax Deferment Program Office to avoid penalties.

Complete your renewal application online today to ensure your property taxes are deferred.