Property Taxes

All property tax information is available on the web portal.

1. Access the Online Tax Portal.
2. Under Guest Sign In, Accept and Sign In.
3. Enter parcel number or brief property address or name. Use only one of these search criteria.
4. Click Search.
5. Check the box to the left of the record, Add to Cart (blue) link will become active.
6. Click on Add to Cart
7. Click on View Cart (blue) link in lower right.
8. Click on Checkout.
9. Select payment method.
   • Please note fees charged by vendor:
     • E-check=$1.50
     • Debit card and Credit card=2.99%
10. Value Payment Systems will walk you through the next few steps to process payment.

You will receive your tax bill(s) for the current year in mid-December. One tax statement per parcel is mailed each year and the statement will be sent to the owner/taxpayer on record.  A change of ownership recorded after the bills are printed will not initiate the mailing of a new tax statement.

Due Dates

• First installment: January 31
• Second installment: July 31

Wisconsin collects property taxes in arrears. In other words, like your income taxes, your property taxes are due the following year.

Payments may be made online, mailed, placed in the secure drop-box, or made in person at the St. Croix County Government Center.

Pay By Mail with a Check

1. Include the property number(s) for the parcel(s) you are paying.
2. Send payment to the collection location according to your municipality. View the Where to Pay Property Taxes tab below.
3. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you would like a receipt.

Pay In-Person with Cash or Check

1. Bring your property tax information and payment to the correct location. View the Where to Pay Property Taxes tab below.
2. Place payment in drop box at the Government Center, 1101 Carmichael, Hudson.

Pay Online or In-Person with a Card or an eCheck

1. New for 2025, all taxpayers can pay online, found under Tax Information Online.
2. Note that fees are e-check $1.50 and credit or debit 2.99%

Include the property number(s) for the parcel(s) you are paying.

If your tax bill qualifies and if you choose to pay your taxes in installments, then you must pay each installment on or before five working days after the due date or the total amount of your remaining unpaid taxes, special assessments, special charges, and special taxes (if any) will be delinquent (section 74.11[7], 74.12, or 74.87, Wisconsin Statutes). All delinquent taxes are subject to interest and penalties of 1.5% per month (fraction of a month counts as a whole month) from February 1 until paid.

The payment must be received by the treasurer within five working days of the due date.

Failure to receive a property tax bill does not affect the validity of the general property taxes, special taxes, special charges, and special assessments levied or the collection of delinquent general property taxes, special taxes, special charges, and special assessments (sec 74.09[6], Wisconsin Statutes).