Money & Taxes · Central New York

Oswego Delinquent Taxes May Have an Installment Agreement Route

Oswego County's Treasurer explains how delinquent parcels may start an installment agreement with an outstanding-balance check.

Published June 24, 2026 · Last verified June 24, 2026

If an Oswego County property-tax bill has gone delinquent, the early move is to find the right enforcing office and balance. Treasurer’s property-tax materials say that after March 31, town/county taxes are sent to the Oswego County Treasurer’s Office for collection. It includes a 5% fee when transferred, subject to the half-payment timing explained on the page.

The installment-contract page says a person seeking an agreement contacts the Treasurer to obtain the outstanding balance and the initial 25% down-payment requirement. All delinquent parcels must be included.

Keep the bill, parcel list, outstanding balance, 5% transfer fee, down-payment figure, proposed agreement, and every payment receipt together. Confirm the current terms with the Treasurer before sending money.

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