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May 19, 2023 · The Collector of Revenue's office is responsible for collecting real estate and personal property taxes, water-refuse bills, and earnings and payroll taxes for the City of St. Louis.
The Collector of Revenue accepts payments for earnings tax, real estate tax, personal property tax, and water-refuse bills. See below for payment options for each. You can pay Collector of Revenue taxes and bills with a PayIt St. Louis account, online or using a phone app.
Taxes that remain unpaid after January 1st are subject to interest and penalty. There is a clear and efficient process in place that allows the Collector of Revenue to collect 100 percent of all real estate taxes due to the City of St. Louis.
Gregg was elected as Collector of Revenue in 2006 after serving as the License Collector for the City of St. Louis since January 1998. Gregg and his team are serious about respecting taxpayers and the dollars they provide for vital City services.
The City of St. Louis is the sole recipient of the earnings tax revenue collected. The funds collected from the earnings tax are distributed to the City of St. Louis in the following ways: Earnings tax makes up 36% of the general revenue for our city.
Declare your Personal Property. Pay your Personal Property Tax. The Personal Property Tax Department can print personal property tax bills, tax receipts, and assist taxpayers with their inquiries pertaining to personal property tax payments.
Find City of St. Louis real estate tax payment history, and print a tax receipt or proceed to payment.
