Assessor's Office - Personal Property Section

This page contains information for the Personal Property of the Assessor's Office

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Purpose

The purpose of the Personal Property Section of the Assessor's Office is to assess all individual and corporate personal property assets to fairly reflect market value and to accurately record and provide personal property information to our customers in a courteous and user-friendly manner.

Truck of SUV Assessment

If your Truck or SUV receive an increase in Assessment from 2009 to 2010 and would like to understand why, read the explanation for the increase

Statement of Non-Assessment (Tax Waiver)

You must visit the Assessor’s Office in person to obtain the tax waiver. You will qualify for a tax waiver if you are a new resident to the State of Missouri or did not own a motor vehicle on January 1st of the prior calendar year and have no tax delinquency. You will need to present the current motor vehicle title or registration receipt for each motor vehicle along with current driver’s license or state ID.

Personal Property Bill Amount or Paid Personal Property Tax Receipt

To inquire about the amount of your personal property tax bill or to obtain a receipt of your paid property tax bill (current or past years) contact the Collector of Revenue's Office 

Important Numbers for Personal Property

  • Individual Personal Property - (314) 622-4171  and E-mail
  • Corporate Personal Property - (314) 622-4181 and E-mail

Fax Numbers

  • (314) 622-4695

or

  • (314) 622-4212


Contact Information

Phone: (314) 622-4171
Corporate Personal Property: (314) 622-4181
Fax: (314) 622-4695

Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Monday thru Friday

Address:
1200 Market St , Rooms 115 and 117
St Louis, Missouri 63103

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No email address available.

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