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Charlottesville rolls out online filing tool for business personal property taxes

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The Charlottesville Commissioner of the Revenue’s office would like to encourage businesses still needing to file their tangible business property or machinery and tools return to take advantage of a new online filing tool.

To find the link, visit www.charlottesville.gov/COR and click the link for Business Personal Property Tax page.

The tool allows you to report asset costs and disposals as well your asset list without needing to file a paper return.

The filing deadline for business tangibles/machinery and tools is February 1st this year.

Feel free to contact 434-970-3170 with questions.

All businesses located in the City of Charlottesville are required to file a return and an itemized list of all equipment utilized in the business as of Jan. 1 of the current year. All manufacturers located in the City of Charlottesville are required to file a return and an itemized list of equipment utilized in the manufacturing process as of Jan. 1 of the current year.

The business personal property/machinery and tools tax is billed in two installments along with regular personal property bills. The first installment is due June 5. The second installment is due Dec. 5.

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