Greene County Collector of Revenue

05/27/2026

DATES TO REMEMBER
Part 1 of 2

January
The assessment form is mailed in early January. Whatever you own on January 1st each year is the basis for your Personal Property bill. Personal Property taxes are not prorated, which means you still pay for the entire year for each item owned on the first of the year.

March 1st
Your assessment list is due to the Assessor’s Office by March 1st. Haven’t received one yet? Stop by room 39 in the Historic Courthouse to submit in person.

05/26/2026

What if the billing information for Personal Property taxes is not found on our website www.countycollector.com?

This usually means that the Assessor's Office has not received the assessment form for that year since the assessment creates the bill.

If no personal property bill information is available on the Collector's website, please go to the Assessor's Office located at 940 N. Boonville, Room 39 in the basement to get caught up on your assessment(s)—they do require your signature to assess.

This will immediately create the bill which can be picked up and paid in the same building.

2026 bills will be available online November 1st!

05/06/2026

✦ WAIVERS: TIPS FOR SUCCESS — PART TWO✦

➤ Be prepared to provide a 5‑year history of:
• Residency (county and state)
• Vehicle ownership or lack of ownership
• Name history

➤ Bring your paperwork.
Documents must be state‑issued and show:
• Purchaser
• Seller
• VIN
• Date of sale/purchase

✅Accepted documents include:
• Title
Must be properly reassigned. Visit www.dor.mo.gov for details.
• Registration
• Temp‑tag receipt
• Notarized bill of sale
• Application for Missouri Title and License from a registered dealer

04/30/2026

The Greene County Collector's Office is upgrading its software and payment system to better serve residents.

To complete the transition, the office will be closed to the public on Friday, May 1, 2026. Online, phone and in person tax payments will not be available that day. Checks may still be placed in the office drop box.

The new system will use the same software already implemented by the Assessor's Office and is expected to make the process smoother for residents. A new payment provider will also be part of the upgrade.

The office expects to reopen Monday, May 4. Online and phone payments are expected to be available Tuesday, May 5, after existing online payments have cleared.

Anyone who needs a receipt before the closure should visit the Collector's Office in person at 940 N. Boonville Ave., Room 107, at the county’s Historic Courthouse in Springfield.

04/29/2026

✦ WAIVERS: TIPS FOR SUCCESS — PART ONE ✦

➤ Be sure all prior‑year taxes are paid in every Missouri county.
A waiver cannot be issued if there is unpaid tax in any Missouri county.

➤ Co‑signing = Co‑titling
Everyone listed as a possible owner must be cleared of tax liability before a waiver can be issued.
* Be ready to provide a 5‑year residence and vehicle history for each person.

➤ Delayed Registration
You are considered the owner as of the purchase date.
If you owned the vehicle on January 1, you may need to assess and possibly pay taxes — even if you have not registered it yet.

04/24/2026

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‼Collector Website Down-Time and Office Closure Notice‼

📓April 27th - May 4th

❌ Web Pay Services Unavailable
❌ Pay by Phone Services Unavailable
❌ Online Senior Tax Credit Applications Unavailable

‼May 1st Only: ALL COLLECTOR DEPARTMENTS ARE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

✅Regular in-house services resume Monday, May 4th
✅Web payments expected to resume Tuesday May 5th.

🔆A new look is coming soon to our website. We can't wait to show you what's next for easier navigation.

04/22/2026

"𝐈 𝐃𝐨𝐧’𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐀𝐧𝐲𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞"

⁉ Moving into, out of, or anywhere within Greene County?

Let the Greene County Assessor’s Office know so your information stays up to date.

🆕 New personal property accounts can be set up in Room 39 of the Historic Courthouse.

📝 If you already have an account and just need to update your address, start with the Assessor’s Office. One update there will automatically update your information for both the Assessor and Collector offices.

✅Keeping your address current helps ensure you receive the correct tax information on time and avoid fees.

04/15/2026

Mark Your Calendars to Assess and Pay On-Time

📌January 31st: Personal Property Assessment should have been received. Contact the Assessor if it has not been received.

📌March 1st: Personal Property Assessment Due.

📌November 1st: Tax bills are available online.

📌November 30th: Mailed tax bill should be received.

📌December 20th: Mailed payments should be sent by this date for best chance of being postmarked by December 31st. Payments mailed after this date should be taken inside a Post Office and hand-stamped with a postmark by a US Post Service employee.

📌December 31st: All county tax bills are due. Mailed payments must be USPS postmarked by this date.

04/10/2026

‼Collector Website Down-Time and Office Closure Notice‼

📓April 27th - May 4th

❌ Web Pay Services Unavailable
❌ Pay by Phone Services Unavailable
❌ Online Senior Tax Credit Applications Unavailable

‼May 1st Only: ALL COLLECTOR DEPARTMENTS ARE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

✅Regular in-house services resume Monday, May 4th
✅Web payments expected to resume Tuesday May 5th.

🔆A new look is coming soon to our website. We can't wait to show you what's next for easier navigation.