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Tax Bills From the City of Marshfield Arriving Soon

Monday, December 15th, 2025 -- 11:01 AM

Tax bills from the City of Marshfield will be arriving in your mailboxes next week.

The new city tax rate is set at $8.37 per thousand, resulting in city taxes of approximately $837 for a home valued at $100,000. This represents a 3.9% increase from the previous year's rate.

Factors contributing to this tax increase include an increase in the allowable levy, a voter-approved referendum to enhance public safety in the Fire Department, an increase in the debt levy for 2026 principal and interest payments, and a recent settlement affecting the City’s budget, resulting in an approximately $350,000 loss in tax revenue.

Payment Options for Residents:

  • Mail with a check (if a receipt is needed, include a self-addressed stamped envelope) to City Hall, 207 W. 6th St., Marshfield, WI. 54449.
  • Drop your payment in the City’s secure drop box, located at the entrance of City Hall, or pay inside City Hall, 207 W. 6th St., Marshfield, WI. 54449.
  • Pay online via credit card or e-check
  • Wood County – Value Payment Systems (VPS) charges a $1.50 flat fee for E-Check,1.5% per debit card transaction, and a 2.5% fee (or a minimum of $1.95) per Credit Card transaction. https://pp-wood-co-wi-fb.app.landnav.com
  • Marathon County residents – Credit card (2.39% fee) or e-check ($1.50 fee) at https://cityofmarshfieldwi.gov – Services /Payments /City of Marshfield Point & Pay
  • Forward Bank (1001 N. Central Ave.) – The bank only accepts a full 1st installment or the entire annual payment with the tax payment stub. Checks are accepted only for exact amounts. 

Additionally, separate checks are needed if you’re paying for properties in Wood and Marathon counties. If this was your primary residence as of Jan 1, 2025, please make sure you’re receiving the lottery credit on your tax bill. 

If paying by mail, note the following:

The U.S. Postal Service has changed its mail postmarking processes. It’s no longer the date that USPS first touches it. It’s stamped at the sorting centers. If property owners wait until the last minute (for example, the last week in January), then some of the mail might be postmarked after January.

If the letter is postmarked after January, the payment is considered delinquent.

Feel free to contact us with questions and/or comments.