Property tax notices issued in France with installment options available

Property tax notices for 2026 are being made available online for owners who do not use monthly payment plans. In Saint-Dizier, local officials have maintained tax rates at their current levels, with the property tax on built properties (TFPB) set at 48.04%. This rate includes a communal portion and a departmental portion that was transferred to municipalities in 2021.

The final tax amount is determined by the cadastral rental value, which sees a national revaluation of 0.8% for 2026. This value is subject to a 50% abatement to establish the taxation base, which is then multiplied by the rates voted by the municipality and the local agglomeration.

For property owners facing financial hardship due to exceptional circumstances—such as job loss, accidents, or bereavement—it is possible to request a payment installment plan from the tax administration. Requests can be submitted through the secure messaging system on the official tax website or via mail to the local public finance center. Applicants must provide supporting documentation, such as pay slips, and demonstrate that the financial difficulty is an exceptional event rather than a recurring issue.