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Find out if you should declare personal property, or are eligible for a Certificate of Non-Assessment/Tax Waiver (PDF). Personal property is defined as every tangible thing, subject to ownership or part ownership whether animate or inanimate, other than money, and not forming part of or permanently affixed to real property.
6 days ago · 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.
To determine your estimated personal property or real estate taxes: First, visit the Collector of Revenue’s Tax Rates archive and select the applicable year’s tax rate document. For example, for 2020 taxes you would select the “2020 Tax Rates (PDF)” document on this page.
Should I receive a personal property tax bill? How much are my taxes? What are the important tax dates and when are taxes due?
Come to the Collector's Office, pay your bill with card, cash, check or money order and leave with an official paid receipt. If no bill is showing, the Assessor may not have received a Personal Property Assessment Form.
Assessor - Personal Property. 1. How can I get a certificate of non-assessment/tax waiver? 2. How much do I owe? 3. How do I know if I filed my personal property assessment?
For questions, please contact the St. Charles County Assessor - Personal Property, by phone at 636-949-7420, by email at persprop@sccmo.org, or visit 201 N. Second St., St. Charles, MO 63301. The office is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, excluding holidays. Thank you!
How do I know if I filed my personal property assessment? Contact the Assessor’s Office, send self-addressed stamped envelope or access the verification online.
6 days ago · St. Charles County Collector; 201 N Second St Suite 134; Saint Charles, MO 63301-2889; Phone:636-949-7470;
Feb 7, 2024 · CHARLES COUNTY, MO - The St. Charles County Assessor will mail approximately 183,000 personal property assessment forms for 2024 by Jan. 29. Completed assessment forms are due to the Assessor by March 1.
