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Assessor. The assessor’s job is to place a value on all taxable real and personal property within the county as of January 1, this is the assessment date set by the state statute. All county Assessor’s offices are regulated and overseen by the Missouri State Tax Commission.
Parcel numbers & tax bill #'s can be located at the top right hand corner of your tax statement. If searching by Real Estate parcel number, do not include dots, dashes or spaces, only numbers. If the parcel ends in 00 disregard the last two digits.
Real Estate (real property) This includes your home, land, farmland, and commercial property. When a tract of land is sold, a deed or document must be filed in the Recorder’s office. These transfers are given to the Assessor, who makes the changes on their files, which prints on the tax bills.
Contact the assessor's office if you need help with paying your property taxes, applying for a homestead exemption or other tax exemption, reporting upgrades to your home, appealing your property tax assessment, or verifying your property records.
Click below to print receipts and/or make payments! Account Search. There is a $1.25 flat fee and 2.75% service fee using a card. (*Please Note* if paying online, a paid tax receipt will not be sent via mail. Payments made before 3:00pm on business days will generate a paid tax receipt on this site after 3:00pm on the same business day ...
Texas County Assessor at 417-967-4709 M-F, 8:00a - 4:30p. Texas County makes every effort to produce and publish the most current and accurate information possible. This data is provided "as-is" without warranty or any guaranty of accuracy, timeliness or completeness.
The AcreValue Texas County, MO plat map, sourced from the Texas County, MO tax assessor, indicates the property boundaries for each parcel of land, with information about the landowner, the parcel number, and the total acres.
