• The Online Payment Transaction Receipt is not sufficient for license plate renewal.  The official Paid Personal Property Tax Receipt is needed and will be mailed from the Collector's Office.  Please allow 5 business days for mail time and for the state to update its paid tax database.
• To obtain a receipt immediately, DO NOT PAY ONLINE. Come to the Collector's Office, pay your bill with card, cash, check or money order and leave with an official paid receipt.
   
• Reminder: Partial Payments are accepted on existing bills.  Accounts must be paid in full to get the Personal Property Tax Receipt needed for Vehicle Registration Renewals.  All 2022 and prior Real Estate taxes must be paid in full to prevent their offering in the 2024 Tax Certificate Sale. 
   
• When funds submitted exceed the amount due on an account, a credit is typically placed on the record toward future taxes.  A written request (by mail or email) from the party making the payment and containing current contact information is required for the release of funds. Duplicate Payments, are typically rejected and returned.  

IMPORTANT NOTES: 

Late payment interest and penalty are due on all tax payments made after January 1st of the year for which tax is assessed in accordance with State Law (Sections 52.290, 139.100, 140.100 RSMo).  The late payment interest and penalty is calculated based on the date of payment receipt or on the USPS postmark of the payment envelope.  The late payment interest and penalty increase on the first of each month.

The Personal Property bills shown on this site only display the first asset from a bill. The listing of assets on a paper bill should include everything owned on January 1st of the tax year (Section 137.115 RSMo). If a zero-dollar-due or no bill is showing, it could be because the Assessor did not receive a completed  Personal Property Assessment Form for the account.

This site will cease to accept payments at 12:01am on the 1st of each month.  It re-opens for payments by the fifth business day of the month.  This is to allow sufficient time for updating to the current amount due.