Martinsville sets October 9 for unpaid 2025 personal-property tax bills

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The city says unpaid bills will be sent to TACS for collection after the deadline and directs questions to the Treasurer’s Office.

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official City of Martinsville notice checked October 7, 2026.

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The notice is narrow and specific

Martinsville’s official notice says unpaid 2025 personal-property taxes will be sent to TACS for collection if they are not paid by October 9, 2026. The notice is about that identified class of city bills; it should not be generalized into a deadline for every tax, fee, county account or later tax year.

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A taxpayer who is unsure whether the notice applies should use the city’s official Treasurer’s Office number, 276-403-5240, and the account’s own records. Do not send payment or identity documents to a contact copied from an unsolicited message.

Ask the office to explain the balance, accepted payment methods and how a timely payment is recorded.

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Gretna Junction cannot determine liability, stop collection, change a due date or confirm that money reached the city. If a dispute or hardship exists, raise it with the responsible office before the posted deadline and keep written records.

A public reminder does not replace an account-specific statement or formal city response.

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City of Martinsville delinquent personal-property tax notice

Primary city notice posted August 11 and checked October 7, 2026; it states the October 9 deadline, TACS collection consequence and Treasurer contact.

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