The North Carolina Tax Collectors’ Association is a professional organization made of tax revenue directors and personnel representing counties and municipalities from all over the state of North Carolina. Learn more about NCTCA.
Join Chris McLaughlin from the UNC SOG for “Fundamentals of Property Tax Collection Law” to be offered remotely via Zoom the last week of September. 20 continuing education credit hours available. Register here:
Information and Registration links for the 2021 Spring Conference are now available. Click here or find the information under "Training & Events" in the menu above.
The conference committee met and discussed the various options that are available to our organization at this time. After surveying counties across the state, the overwhelming response was to hold the conference in August instead of May. This is due to limited travel funds and travel bans that currently exist in various counties as well as continued restrictions on the amount of people that can fit inside of our conference space. We are hopeful that things will continue to improve with the pandemic situation.
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The NCTCA Resolution Committee is requesting the names ofTax Collectors/Assessors or Tax Administrators to honor at the 2021 NCTCA Spring Conference.
NCTCA President Allison Snell, the NCTCA Board and the conference committee need your assistance in planning for the 2021 NCTCA conference. With the easing of Covid-related restrictions announced recently, there may be an option to go forward with the conference as scheduled in Cary, May 3-7. An alternate week being considered in August 16-20.
September 29th- October 2nd, 2020 UNC School of Government, Chapel Hill, NC
We are pleased to remind you that there is still an opportunity to register forFundamentals of Property Tax Collection. This course will be held as a hybrid class with partial material provided online beforehand, and partial material provided live through Zoom.
The NCTCA Board of Directors has officially decided that we are not going to be able to host the annual collectors conference this year. Unfortunately, things have not progressed in the direction we were all hoping for. That being said, there are some things you need to be aware of.
How do we move forward from here? Are we looking at possibly having to downsize our operations? Are we enforcing collections at all and if not, when do we try to start that back up.
