Marla  M. Medlen

Email Tax Collector

225-687-5132

The Tax Division is responsible for collecting all taxes annually in Iberville Parish.  Taxes are due annually on December 31st and penalties accrue after that date.  All taxes can be paid at the Sheriff's Office in Plaquemine and at all substations.

When do the property tax notices go out, and when do they become delinquent?

Do you accept the postmark on the envelope?

Where do I pay my Iberville Parish property taxes?

If I am delinquent with my payment, what is the delinquent interest rate?

Are there any other costs resulting from a delinquent payment?

Do you accept partial payments?

What happens if I do not pay my Iberville Parish property taxes?

What is a Tax Sale?

If my property is bought at a Tax Sale, what can I do?

How do I file for Homestead Exemption?

When do the property tax notices go out, and when do they become delinquent?

Property tax notices are generally mailed out the last week of November and become due upon receipt. They become delinquent if not paid by December 31st.

Do you accept the postmark on the envelope?

Yes.

Where do I pay my Iberville Parish property taxes?

You may mail your tax payment to:

Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office

Attention: Property Tax Department

P. O. Box 231

Plaquemine, LA 70765-0231

You may pay your taxes in person:

Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office

Iberville Parish Courthouse, 1st Floor

58050 Meriam Street

Plaquemine, LA 70764

(225) 687-5132 or (225) 687-5131

- OR -

At the following Iberville Sheriff's Substations :

Check or Money Orders ONLY

Saint Gabriel Substation

2085 Highway 30

Saint Gabriel, LA 70776

(225) 642-5703

Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Maringouin Substation

77180 Ridgewood Drive

Maringouin, LA 70757

(225) 625-2365

Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.  

If I am delinquent with my payment, what is the delinquent interest rate?

The delinquent rate is1% per month from January until the taxes are paid. 

Are there any other costs resulting from a delinquent payment?

Yes. Depending on how delinquent the payment is, there may be additional costs applied.

Do you accept partial payments?

No. The tax notice must be paid in full.

What happens if I do not pay my Iberville Parish property taxes?

Any property taxes still delinquent may be sold at our annual Tax Sale held in May.

What is a Tax Sale?

The Tax Sale is held at the Iberville Parish Courthouse in Plaquemine, Louisiana. Any property with taxes that are still unpaid will be sold to Tax Sale Buyers. Properties going to this sale will be advertised in the official parish newspaper (Plaquemine Post/South) in April and May. The actual Tax Sale is generally held the last Wednesday of May. The purpose of the Tax Sale is to collect the delinquent property taxes due the parish.

If my property is bought at a Tax Sale, what can I do?

The original owner has three (3) years to "redeem" the property from the date the deed is filed in the Clerk of Court's Office. A redemption is calculated by the Tax Collector. The amounts of the redemption will include a redemption fee, a tax sale fee, interest due the Tax Sale Buyer, the base taxes, and monthly interest.

How do I file for Homestead Exemption?

You must contact the Iberville Parish Tax Assessor's Office at (225) 687-3568.

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