Property Tax Information
2026 Property Tax Bills will not be processed until later in the fall.
If you need a copy your 2025 bill, please contact the Town Office.
The 2025 taxes were split into two (2) equal payments with due dates of 3/18/26 and 6/16/26
Tax Books
2025 Sullivan Tax Books
2024 Sullivan Tax Books
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2024 RE TAX COMMITMENT BOOK BY NAME– 2024 Sullivan Tax Commitment by name
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2024 RE TAX COMMITMENT BOOK BY MAP LOT – 2024 Sullivan Tax Commitment by map / lot numbers
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2024 PP TAX COMMITMENT BOOK BY NAME – 2024 Sullivan Personal Property Tax Commitment
2023 Sullivan Tax Books
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2023 RE Tax Commitment Book by Name – 2023 Sullivan Tax Commitment by last name
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2023 RE Tax Commitment Book by Map Lot – 2023 Sullivan Tax Commitment by map / lot numbers
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2023 PP Tax Commitment Book by Name – 2023 Sullivan Personal Property Tax Commitment
2022 Sullivan Tax Books
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2022 RE Commitment Book by Name – 2022 Sullivan Tax Commitment by last name
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2022 RE Commitment Book by Map Lot – 2022 Sullivan Tax Commitment by map / lot numbers
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2022 Personal Property Commitment Book – 2022 Sullivan Personal Property Tax Commitment
Sullivan Tax Club
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The Sullivan Real Estate Tax Club is available each year to spread your tax liability over 7 months of equal budget payments for current year real estate taxes.
Property Tax Relief programs
Deferred Collection of Homestead Property Taxes
The State Property Tax Deferral Program is a lifeline loan program that can cover the annual property tax bills of Maine people who are ages 65 and older or are permanently disabled and who cannot afford to pay them on their own. The loan program allows Maine’s most vulnerable community members to age in place and ensures that property taxes are still delivered to municipalities, requiring repayment of the loan once the property is sold or becomes part of an estate. Please read MRS Title 36, Chapter 908, Deferred Collection of Homestead Property Taxes very carefully, as there are many requirements to be eligible for this program. Interest will accrue on the unpaid taxes and the State of Maine will place a lien on your property until the deferred taxes are repaid to the State of Maine.
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title36ch908 Deferred Property Tax Deferred Collection of Homestead Property Taxes
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State Property Tax Deferral Application Form – (Currently being updated by Maine Revenue Services)
Property Tax Fairness Credit
Eligible Maine taxpayers may receive a portion of the property tax or rent paid during the tax year on the Maine individual income tax return whether they owe Maine income tax or not. If the credit exceeds the amount of your individual income tax due for the tax year, the excess amount of credit will be refunded to you. This form must be filed with your annual Maine State Tax return EACH YEAR. Homeowners or renters who meet ALL of the following requirements:
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Were Maine residents during any part of the tax year.
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Owned or rented a home in Maine during any part of the tax year and lived in that home during the year as a primary residence.
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Paid property tax or rent on the primary resident in Maine during the tax year.
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Meet certain income and property tax and/or rent paid limitations during the tax year; and
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Are not married filing separately.
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Property Tax Fairness Credit info – Information & assistance available
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2022 ME Property Tax Fairness Credit Maine Schedule PTFC for Tax Year 2022
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2023 Form coming soon.
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Abatement for inability to pay – Hardship or Poverty
An application must be submitted each year for which abatement is requested. Pursuant to 36 M.R.S. § 841(2)(C), the municipality must provide a written decision within 30 days from the date they receive your completed application.
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Hardship or poverty abatement. application form
Exemptions – Under Maine Law, certain classes of property are tax exempt.
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Homestead Exemption-This program provides a measure of property tax relief for certain individuals that have owned homestead property in Maine for at least 12 months and make the property they occupy on April 1st their permanent residence. Property owners would receive an exemption of $25,000.
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Veteran Exemption– A veteran who served during a recognized war period and is 62 years or older; or, is receiving 100% disability as a Veteran; or became 100% disabled while serving, is eligible for $6,000.
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Download and complete the appropriate form for the exemption you are claiming and bring it to the town office with any required supporting documents. This link will provide you with the most updated form and answers to your questions. maine.gov/revenue/property tax/exemptions
Index Map
Map courtesy of the Hancock County Planning Commission – also posted at hcpcme.org.
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Annotated Tax Map (5 MB PDF with embedded data Circ. 2002)