Effective 10/1/2022, the current sales tax rate in San Rafael is 9.25%. Check out the break down: State General Fund 3.94% County Health and Safety 1.56% City of San Rafael 1.00% San Rafael Transactions and Use Tax – 3/31/2034* 0.75% Measure R – 4/1/2021 – 3/31/2030 0.25% Marin County Measure A (Parks and Open … Continued
If you would like to find out if there are delinquent property taxes associated with your property you can look up your parcel number through Marin Map and then search for your property tax bills online. If you find that your property taxes are delinquent, you can pay them online or by phone at 1-800-985-7277.
Residents and businesses located within San Rafael, Marinwood and unincorporated county islands within San Rafael pay a tax for emergency medical services (EMS) as a part of their property tax bill. The tax helps fund emergency medical services including ambulances and paramedics at San Rafael Fire Stations. Residents of San Rafael and partnering jurisdictions are … Continued
The bill may be covered by your insurance and/or Paramedic Tax revenues. To find out if you owe anything, call the Fire Department at (415) 458-3304. The Fire Department (via our authorized biller) will send you a bill with a health insurance information request form, so that we can bill your health insurance for the transport. For Residents … Continued
Parking ticket appeals must be received in writing and within 35 days of getting the ticket. There’s a process for appeals, just in case we made a mistake (forgive us, we’re human).
You can pay your bill through Marin Municipal Water District’s (MMWD) online payment system. MMWD’s website has information on additional ways to pay your bill.
You can pay your property taxes online through the County of Marin.
The city does not provide tax preparation services. Check the Tax-Aid for their locations in Marin that provide free high-quality tax return preparation for Bay Area families with incomes less than $54,000. AARP also offers free tax preparation aid to people who are 50 years and older.
You can find information about paying your federal income tax on the Internal Revenue Service website. Information about California State income tax can be found on the State Franchise Board website.
