Where do I go to pay my personal property tax in Jackson County Missouri?

3. Do I have to pay my taxes in person? No, you may mail your payment (payable to Jackson County Collector), pay in person at one of the County’s Collection Department Offices or our satellite offices, or you may also pay your property taxes online or on your mobile device 24 hours a day.

Where can I pay my Jackson County property tax?

A drop box for property tax payments will be located at the west door of the Jackson County Courthouse in Kansas City (415 E. 12th St.) and at the south door of the Historic Truman Courthouse in Independence (112 W. Lexington).

How do I get a copy of my personal property tax in Missouri?

Duplicate personal property tax receipts are available online or in person at the Collector’s of Revenue Office. Online tax receipt can be used at the Missouri Department of Revenue license offices when licensing your vehicle.

What is the real estate tax rate in Missouri?

0.91% of home value. Tax amount varies by county. The median property tax in Missouri is $1,265.00 per year for a home worth the median value of $139,700.00. Counties in Missouri collect an average of 0.91% of a property’s assesed fair market value as property tax per year.

What is local personal property tax?

A personal property tax is imposed by state or local tax authorities based on the value of an individual’s personal property, such as a tax that’s imposed on the value of a car and assessed as part of the annual vehicle registration fee. It’s also called an ad valorem tax.

What is Mo personal property?

Personal Property. The Assessor is required by Missouri Statutes to value all personal property owned on the first day of January each year. Personal property includes all motor vehicles, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, trailers, boats, boat motors, mobile homes, aircraft, farm machinery, livestock and grain, and boat docks.

What are personal property taxes?

A personal property tax is a levy imposed on a person’s property. The tax is levied by the jurisdiction where the property is located and it includes tangible property that is not real property. Tangible property includes movable man-made objects that have a physical form and can be seen and touched.