**THE COURTHOUSE IS CURRENTLY CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC; THEREFORE, NO IN-PERSON PAYMENTS OR CASH CAN BE MADE AT THIS TIME. PLEASE SEE OTHER PAYMENT OPTIONS BELOW**
PAYING BY CREDIT CARD OR E-CHECK
To pay by credit card or E-check online, select the following secure website:
To pay your Real Estate Tax click here
To pay your Mobile Home Tax click here
TO PAY BY CREDIT CARD OR E-CHECK USING YOUR TELEPHONE: Have the property ID number and the amount due before making a payment. Only one ID number per transaction.
Payments are considered timely if submitted by 11:59 p.m. on the due date. If paying after the due date, penalty must be included with payment.
Dial 1-800-272-9829. The Pine County Jurisdiction Code is 3316 when prompted.
A Credit Card Processing Fee (convenience fee) is charged by official payment Corp. Credit and Debit cards are charged 2.63% of the amount of the customers payment. There is a minimum fee of $1.05.
Electronic check fees are $2.89 per each payment transaction less than or equal to $10,000.00, $15.75 per each payment transaction greater than $10,000.00
According to MN law, a county cannot absorb the fee that credit card companies charge.
If your online payment is declined, please contact your financial institution.
PAYMENT BY MAIL
Make your money order or check payable to PINE COUNTY AUDITOR-TREASURER
Mail to:
Pine County Auditor-Treasurer
635 Northridge Dr. NW
Suite 230
Pine City, MN 55063
PAYMENT BY DROP-BOX
Make your money order or check payable to PINE COUNTY AUDITOR-TREASURER. Do not put cash in the drop-box.
Drop in the drop box at the Courthouse on the handicap parking sign, 635 Northridge Dr. NW, Pine City, MN 55063
The Treasurer's Office collects: CURRENT YEAR TAXES, DEED TAX AND MORTGAGE TAX,
Please contact the Auditor's Office at 320-591-1670 for delinquent taxes and/or payoff amounts. If the correct amount is not paid judgment may be taken as well as interest continuing to accrue and possible forfeiture may occur.
FAILURE TO RECEIVE A PROPERTY TAX STATEMENT DOES NOT EXEMPT THE TAXPAYER FROM TIMELY PAYMENT OF TAXES DUE.