The first billing for Personal Property taxes is due June 5 for the current calendar year. The Treasurer's Office prepares, mails and collects various supplemental billings at the Commissioner of the Revenue's Office request to collect for previous years' undiscovered, as well as newly acquired tangible personal property. They may start as early as July 5 and may end the following May 5. If the due date falls on a weekend, the deadline is extended to the following business day.

All mailings are prepared in advance to be placed in the mail on the Friday before the preceding month's fifth date. This allows our residents an extended time period to pay, over and above the state-mandated 14-day billing period requirement.

Partial payments are accepted and encouraged by the Treasurer if you are not able to pay your bill in full by the due date. However, payments received or postmarked after the grace period are assessed with a penalty of 10% of the total tax or $10, whichever is greater, but not to exceed the amount of the bill plus interest at 9.6% per year.

If your bill is covered by bankruptcy, please email us at VBBK4you@vbgov.com with your bankruptcy case number so it can be notated on your account.

​​For questions regarding your assessment, please visit the Commissioner of Revenue's website at cor.virginiabeach.gov. If the COR finds that you were billed erroneously and exonerates your bill in full or in part, the Treasurer’s office will send an adjusted tax bill within two weeks stating what the COR has determined your new balance to be. Note if your balance is adjusted to zero you will not receive an adjusted tax bill.

If a refund is due, the City Treasurer will first determine that no other City funds are delinquent and then prepare a refund. Based on State Code 58.1-3913, any tax or other charge that is delinquent must be collected prior to the issuance of a refund. The refund process takes approximately four weeks.