West Point Treasurer's Office

The Treasurer's Office is responsible for the following:

• Annual Budget
• Collection of town taxes
• DMV licensing
  Please be advised that our office is a licensing office only (DMV Select). We can renew registrations, process titles, provide a driving record, renew and issue overload permits, renew and issue handicapped permits (placards and plates) WE CANNOT PROVIDE DRIVERS LICENSES OR HANDLE ANY PROBLEMS WITH DRIVERS LICENSES.
  For more information contact DMV online at DMVNOW.
• Other items

Budgets

Tax Rate

2022 Tax Rate

Tax rates for the Town of West Point and King William County.

Town Real Estate and Personal Property taxes are due each year on August 5.

County Real Estate taxes are due twice a year on June 25 and December 5. County Personal Property taxes are due once a year on December 5.

Taxes are assessed as of January 1 of each year and are not prorated. Please be advised that:

• 10% Penalty after August 5 with a $10.00 minimum penalty
• 10% Interest begins on September 1
• Avoid waiting in line by mailing your taxes in the enclosed envelope. Official U.S. Postmark will be used as the posting date. When paying by mail, please send self-addressed stamped envelope if receipt is desired.

Vehicle License Tax: A Vehicle License Tax was approved by Town Council on November 11, 2006 to replace town decals. A Tax of $20.00 for each car or truck and $15.00 for each motorcycle will be added to the personal property bill. The motor vehicle license tax year shall begin on January 1 of each year and end on December 31 of each year.

All real estate bills are in the name of the owner as of January 1 of the tax year. If this property has been sold, please forward the bills to the current owner. Those real estate bills that were requested by a mortgage company will be sent directly to that organization. If you have received your real estate bill and your mortgage company should be paying, please contact your mortgage company.

Tax Exemptions on Real Estate for Certain Elderly and Disabled Persons

If you own a home, you may qualify for an exemption on your real estate tax if you are 1) 65 years of age or older on January 1 or 100% disabled and 2) have income of $20,000 or less from all sources and 3) have $60,000 or less in total net worth excluding your home and one acre. Applications for Real Estate Tax Relief for the Elderly and Disabled must be filed with the Commissioner of the Revenue by March 1 annually. All information on this application is confidential and not open to public inspection. For application, please call 804-843-2326 or 804-769-4943.