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What is the rate of Jefferson Parish sales/use tax? What is the mailing address to submit sales/use tax returns? Where can I file and pay in person Jefferson Parish sales/use tax returns? Does Jefferson Parish allow online filing of local tax returns? If I do not have any sales or purchases for a certain month, must I file a sales tax return?
- Revenue & Taxation
The Sales/License Tax Division collects local sales and use...
- Forms
Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office. 1233 Westbank Expressway...
- JPSO e-services
These online services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a...
- Revenue & Taxation
The Sales/License Tax Division collects local sales and use taxes, occupational license tax, chain store tax, insurance premium tax, alcohol beverage permits, and miscellaneous permits. These taxes may be remitted via mail, hand-delivery, or filed and paid online via our website.
Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office. 1233 Westbank Expressway Harvey, LA 70058. Administration Mon-Fri 8:00 am-4:00 pm Phone: 504-363-5500
Local Sales & Use Occupancy Tax Rate Tables. Applications, Brochures & Tables | Jefferson Parish Sheriff, LA – Official Website (jpso.com) Contact Information. Mailing Address: Bureau of Revenue & Taxation P.O. Box 248 Gretna, LA 70054. OFFICE LOCATIONS: Gretna Location – Jefferson Parish Government Building 200 Derbigny Street Suite 1200 ...
The Assessor's office offers you information regarding your homestead exemption, millage rates, ownerships, property valuation, and information for business owners as well. Our office is open for business from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. You may call or visit at one of our locations listed below:
JPSO e-services allows you to conduct business with the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office via the Internet. You can pay traffic tickets, file and remit Jefferson Parish sales, license, and property taxes, and access other services.
Parish E-File is an online tool that facilitates secure electronic filing of state and parish/city sales and use tax returns. Taxpayers should be collecting and remitting both state and parish/city taxes on taxable sales.
