Taxes

The Village of Weston real estate taxes are generally available to the residents by the second or third week in December and due by the following year on January 31st. 

There are three coupons at the bottom of the tax bill to include with your payment. If you are paying the full amount due, please use the third coupon due by January 31st. If you are paying in installments, use the first coupon and it is payable to the Village of Weston due by January 31st; The second coupon is for the second installment and is payable to Marathon County Treasurer 500 Forest Street, due by July 31st.

If no first installment or less than the first installment was made to the Village by January 31st , the balance due is subject to interest and penalty starting February 1st and needs to be made payable to Marathon County Treasurer by July 31st. Please reach out to to Marathon County for final amount due.

Mark your calendar if you are paying by installment! The Village of Weston does not send out reminder.

The Village of Weston has several payment methods including: pay in person at Village Hall (no cash) or participating banks/credit union (you do not have to be a member, just bring your tax bill), mail your payment or use the drop box, and credit/debit card or e-check payment. Please make payment by January 31st.

Wisconsin Lottery and Gaming Tax Credit 

The Lottery and Gaming Credit is a credit that provides direct property tax relief to qualifying taxpayers on their property tax bill. The credit is displayed on qualifying tax bills as a reduction of property tax due. The credit amount varies from year to year and is based on revenues generated from the Wisconsin Lottery, pari-mutuel on track betting, and bingo during the year. 

You may claim the lottery and gaming credit if on January 1st of the tax year you were the owner of the property in question and it was your primary residence. (Note:  “primary residence” is where you live most of the time.  You can only have one primary residence and only claim one credit. You can not receive this credit for a rental property)

If your property previously received the lottery credit, your property will be pre-certified and automatically receive the credit on your next tax bill.

If you no longer qualify for the credit, the law requires that you notify your treasurer within 30 days. 

Visit the Wisconsin Department of Revenue for common questions

Lottery Credits request and removal are available here.


2024 Taxes