Taxes

Pay Real Estate Property Tax Online


You can pay your Real Estate property Tax online for a limited time during the months of February through May and November through December of each year.  

Tax Statements


Payment of taxes is the responsibility of the owner. Tax statements are mailed in November. Your check is your receipt. (Receipts will be printed upon request).

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Real Estate Taxes


 The first half of taxes are due by December 20th. The second half are due by May 10th. The full amount plus interest to date will need to be paid if paid after May 10th. You will receive a reminder for delinquent taxes before they are published in the newspaper in August.
If prior years are owed they must be paid before the current year is paid. If taxes are due and unpaid for three years, the property is subject to a tax foreclosure sale by the county. The property will be sold at public auction.

Personal Property Taxes


 After December 20th  the full amount of personal property taxes (gas, oil, intangibles, heavy trucks and trailers) are due plus interest. Full unpaid personal property taxes are sent to the sheriff for collection in March as warrants.
If the first half taxes are paid in December, the second half is due May 10th , Second half unpaid personal property taxes are sent to the sheriff for collection in July.

You will receive a reminder before your taxes go to warrant. NO MOTOR VEHICLE RENEWALS or original title work can be processed until delinquent personal property taxes are paid in full.

When are Taxes Due?



  • The first part of your taxes are due December 20 of each year.
  • The second half of taxes are to be paid by May 10.
For additional information or questions, please contact the County Treasurers Office at 
(620) 626-3215.

Tax Protests


Tax bill corrections are initiated by the County Appraiser Office. The county treasurer's office receives this information and issues a corrected tax statement.

Homestead Property Tax Refund


The Homestead Refund is a rebate of a portion of the property taxes paid on a Kansas resident's homestead. Your refund percentage is based on your total household income. The refund is a percentage of your general property tax excluding specials. Tax on property valued at more than $350,000 does not qualify. The maximum refund is $700. Filers eligible for the Kansas Property Tax Relief claim receive 75% of their property tax with no maximum limit. Individuals are only eligible for one claim. WebFile determines the claim that is most beneficial to the household.

File Homestead with your Tax Accountant if you file a Tax Return