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December 2009

Dear Friend,  

Welcome to December’s edition of “Tax Talk with Anne Gannon.”

The holiday season is here and our staff wishes you a happy and safe time with friends and loved ones. This month’s newsletter includes tips for efficient property tax payment, SunPass Mini reminder, Census 2010 information, and an update on our ongoing assistance to charitable organizations in our community.

Tips for Efficient Property Tax Payments

With 80% of property tax payments processed in November and December, our staff is working full force. To ensure that your payment is processed efficiently, please follow these guidelines when submitting your property tax payment. Read more>

SunPass Mini…a Great Gift Idea

Looking for an affordable, yet practical holiday gift or stocking stuffer?  Well look no further…consider the SunPass Mini!  The Florida Department of Transportation’s innovative prepaid toll device is available for purchase at all Palm Beach County Tax Collector service centers.  Incorporating the latest technology, the SunPass Mini works on all Florida toll roads, most toll bridges and parking at select airports where the SunPass logo appears. Read more>

United States Census 2010 – It’s In Our Hands

The Palm Beach County Tax Collector has agreed to become an official 2010 Census partner.  Our office will do our part to keep you informed of new Census 2010 developments. Thousands of temporary employment positions are needed to conduct the census. Read more>

The Lord’s Place Angel Tree

During the holiday season our employees are supporting one of our charity partners, The Lord’s Place, by contributing items for the homeless rather than exchanging gifts with co-workers. Angels were placed at all service center locations during the month of November for children to color.  Employees will select an angel (with specific wish list items listed on the back of the angel) and furnish the requested items.  Read more>

Tax Collector Reminders for December
Important dates to remember in the month of December.  Read more>

Sincerely,

Anne M. Gannon

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