Money & Taxes · Hudson Valley

White Plains property taxes have three local due-date tracks

White Plains lists separate city-school and county tax due dates, making the city finance page a key bill-check source.

Published June 24, 2026 · Last verified June 24, 2026

A White Plains property-tax question should start with the city taxes page because the bill calendar is split. Early-half city and school taxes, second-half city and school taxes, and county taxes have separate due-date lines. That affects new owners, escrow checks, mailed bills, and closing reviews.

First identify which of the three bill tracks is due. If an escrow or closing record uses a different track, compare the bill name and due date before treating it as paid. If a bill did not arrive, the penalty and interest warning still applies, so use the city payment route for that bill.

Keep the parcel number, mailing address, each bill, due dates, escrow record, payment confirmation, and receipts together.

Filed under: Money & Taxes White Plains Westchester County property-taxdue-datefinance

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