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Appomattox treasurer says 2026 personal-property tickets show the wrong year
The county notice says the printed year 2024 should read 2026 while the other information and tax amounts remain correctly reflected.
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The correction is limited to the displayed year
Appomattox County’s treasurer says personal-property and real-estate tax tickets have been mailed and that all personal-property tickets display 2024 where they should state 2026. The notice says all other information, including the tax amounts, is correctly reflected.
This is a correction to the year label described by the treasurer. It is not authority to change an amount, due date, account number, property description or payment status.
Online payments should reference 2026
The treasurer asks people making online payments to reference Year 2026. Before paying, use the county’s official route, compare the account and amount with the ticket, and keep a confirmation.
Anyone who sees another discrepancy should contact the responsible county office through an official channel rather than editing the ticket or relying on this article as an account determination. Do not post a tax ticket or account identifier publicly.
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Official county page checked November 4, 2026 for the mailed-ticket notice, incorrect 2024 label, correct 2026 year, unchanged amounts and online-payment instruction.
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