Napa County is launching a new online billing and payment system designed to give property taxpayers more options for managing and paying their taxes, the Treasurer-Tax Collector’s Office announced.
The county has partnered with InvoiceCloud, an online billing and payment provider, to offer features including paperless billing, payment reminders by text and email, pay-by-text, automatic payments and scheduled payments.
Taxpayers also can use digital wallets such as Apple Pay and PayPal, according to county officials.
The new system is available for property taxes, including unsecured property taxes on business property, boats and aircraft, county officials said. Unsecured property tax bills mailed the week of July 27 are due Aug. 31.
Taxpayers can create an InvoiceCloud profile by scanning the QR code on their mailed bill or accessing the county’s property assessment search webpage.
Existing payment options, including payments by phone, mail, in person and drop-off, remain available. American Express is no longer accepted for credit card payments as the county seeks to keep processing fees lower for most taxpayers.
County officials encourage taxpayers to create an InvoiceCloud profile before the transition from the current payment processing platform is complete.
For assistance, taxpayers can contact the Napa County Treasurer-Tax Collector’s Office at 707-253-4327 or [email protected].