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Yarmouth assessors flag filing deadlines, report $555,300 motor-vehicle excise-tax commitment
Summary
At the April 2 meeting, Director of Assessing Andy Machado reminded the Board of Assessors that FY2026 personal-exemption filings were due April 1 and that second-half real and personal property tax bills are due May 1; he reported a $555,300 motor-vehicle excise-tax bill commitment.
The Yarmouth Board of Assessors heard an update April 2 from Director of Assessing Andy Machado on upcoming tax deadlines and a recent excise-tax commitment. "The fiscal year 2026 personal-exemption deadline for filing was April 1, 2026," Machado reported, and staff are working with several applicants who filed on time but still need to submit required supporting documentation.
Machado also told the board that the second-half real and personal property tax bills are due May 1, 2026. He reported that the second 2026 motor vehicle excise-tax bill commitment, totaling $555,300, was issued on March 25, 2026.
The reminders are administrative but time-sensitive for residents seeking exemptions or preparing to pay property and excise taxes. The board did not debate policy changes during the update; the discussion focused on filing support and scheduling. The Board of Assessors' next meeting is set for May 14, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at Yarmouth Town Hall, Conference Room A.
