Which two events share the same due date of June 30?

• A. Mail Estimated Bills and Cancellation of Uncollectible Taxes
• B. Extension for PD5 and Annual Treasurers School Monies Report Due
• C. A/O List to Collector and A/O Bills Mailed
• D. Mailing of Reconciled Bills and Assessing Date

Answer: (A)

End-of-fiscal-year timing drives which tasks share the June 30 deadline. Many local government tax offices close their books on June 30, so year-end adjustments and preparations for the new year must be completed by that date. Mailing estimated bills is part of the year-end workflow to set up charges for the upcoming period, and canceling uncollectible taxes is another year-end adjustment that cleans up the tax roll before closing the books. These two tasks align with the same closing date, June 30. The other options involve activities that follow different schedules or aren’t tied to the fiscal-year end, so they don’t share that same due date.