Tax Collector
The Tax collector's office will be closed June 29 through July 6th. The Office will reopen on July 7, 2026 at 9:00 am. Payment can be dropped off through the slot on the Tax office door or in the drop box outside of the Town Hall.
The 2027 Quarter 1 Real Estate and Personal Property Bills have been mailed. They are due by August 3, 2026. Please pay on time to avoid late fees.
Please contact the office with any questions.
Tax Bill Payments
- Online: Click Here for Town of Holland’s UniPay Online Payment Center
- Overdue Motor Vehicle Bills: Click Here for Jeffery & Jeffery Web Site.
- Drop Box: located at the entrance to the Town Hall.
- By Mail: Tax Collector, 27 Sturbridge Road, Holland, MA 01521
Mission Statement
All tax bills are warranted to the Tax Collector for collection by the Holland Board of Assessors. The tax collection process is governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It is the responsibility of the Tax Collector to make sure every Real Estate, Personal Property and Motor Vehicle Excise tax bill warranted for collection is collected in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Bills not collected on time must be charged interest and late fees according to Mass Law. Bills not paid eventually will have a lien recorded against the parcel in accordance with the rules set forth by the State of Massachusetts.
Motor Vehicle excise taxes not paid will be marked for "non-renewal" at the Registry of Motor Vehicle. The Tax Collector cannot adjust your tax bill in any way. Please contact the Assessor's if you have any problem with your bill.
All assessment data for Real Estate and Personal Property tax bills originates from the Holland Board of Assessors.
All assessment data for Motor Vehicle excise tax bills originates from the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Address changes for excise tax bills are made with the Registry of Motor Vehicle.