Taxation and Revenue
Assessment Appeal Process, Personal Property Tax, City Revenues
Services and Information
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Historical Tax Rates
Historical listing of Real Property Tax Rates for St. Louis City 1910 to Present -
2016 Business Personal Property Declaration
2016 Corporate/Business Personal Property Declaration with instructions -
2016 Individual Personal Property Declaration
2016 Personal Property Declaration for Individuals -
2017 Board of Equalization Appeal Results
Overview List of 2017 Board of Equalization Appeal Results -
2017 Individual Personal Property Declaration
Blank 2017 Individual Personal Property Declaration form -
2017 Voting Results for Board of Equalization Pt 1
Voting Results for 2017 Board of Equalization Part 1 -
2018 Business Personal Property Declaration Form
Business Personal Property Declaration Form for 2018 -
2018 Individual Personal Property Declaration Form
Blank 2018 Individual Personal Property Declaration Form -
2020 City of St Louis Board of Equalization
2020 Board of Equalization Hearings -
2020 City of St Louis Property Tax Rates
2020 Property Tax Rates for the City of St Louis -
AARP Tax-Aide Program for Seniors
This service provides tax assistance during tax season at no charge to seniors residing in the City of St. Louis and persons working downtown St. Louis. -
Additional Resources
Investor Relations Additional Resources -
City Debt Summary
Summary for municipal bonds issued directly and indirectly through city agencies to provide funding for capital projects throughout the city. -
City of St Louis Tax Rates for 2019
2019 Property Tax Rates for the City of St Louis -
Deadlines and Dates
Deadline Dates and Appeal Dates as related to the City of St Louis Assessor's Office -
Declare Your Personal Property
Declare your personal property online, by mail, or in person by April 1st and avoid a 10% assessment penalty. -
Enterprise Fund Revenue Bonds
The Water Division and St. Louis-Lambert Airport are two of the City’s Enterprise Funds. -
General Obligation Bonds
The City issues General Obligation Bonds to finance / refinance various capital projects throughout the City, including, but not limited to infrastructure improvements, improvements to Police and Fire department buildings, purchase of equipment, etc. -
How To Purchase St. Louis Bonds
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How to Calculate Property Taxes
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How to Calculate Taxes for 2020
How to Calculate Property Taxes in the City of St Louis using the 2020 Tax Rates -
Investor Relations
Investor relations provides information about outstanding bond issues of The City of St. Louis. Review the disclaimer and proceed. -
Leasehold Revenue Bonds
The City has a number of outstanding lease-purchase agreements which can be characterized as capital leases. -
Obtain a Real Estate Tax Receipt
How to obtain a real estate tax receipt. -
Personal Property Tax Receipt
How to obtain a personal property tax receipt. -
Property Assessment Appeals
Information on how to appeal your Property Assessment from the Assessor's Office. -
Recommended Abatement for Residential Projects Under 1 Million
Abatement for Residential Projects -
Tax Rates for 2016 - City of St. Louis
2016 Property Tax Rates for the City of St Louis -
Tax Rates for 2017 - City of St Louis
2017 Tax Rates 2017 for the City of St Louis -
Tax Rates for 2018 - City of St Louis
2018 Tax Rates for the City of St Louis -
Tax Waiver (Statement of Non-Assessment)
How to obtain a Statement of Non-Assessment (Tax Waiver). -
U.S. Cities That Levy Income (Earnings) Taxes
Compare St. Louis's low 1 percent rate to other major cities that impose an earnings tax. -
Understanding Reassessment
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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) is available for low to moderate income residents making less than $52,000 per year who would like help preparing and filing their taxes. -
Voting Results for 2017 Board of Equalization Pt 2
2017 Board of Equalization Voting Results-Part 2
Departments and Agencies
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Assessor's Office
The Assessor's Office assesses and records information on all property for the City of St. Louis. -
Collector of Revenue
The Collector of Revenue, Gregory F.X. Daly, collects real estate taxes, property taxes, earnings taxes, water and refuse bills -
Earnings Tax
The earning tax is a one percent earnings tax collected from all city residents regardless of where they work, and non-city residents who work within city limits. -
Economic Development Tax Board
Events and meeting materials pertaining to the Economic Development Tax Board
Online Applications and Forms
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2020 Individual Personal Property Declaration Blank Form
2020 Individual Personal Property Declaration Form
Downloadable Forms
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2019 Business Personal Property Declaration Form
Blank 2019 Business/Corporate Personal Property Form -
2019 Individual Personal Property Declaration Form
Blank 2019 Personal Property Individual Declaration Form -
2020 Business Personal Property Declaration Blank Form
Blank Form for 2020 Business Personal Property Declaration -
Certificate of Value Form (COV)
Certificate of Value Form for Sale and/or Transfer of Real Estate in the City of St Louis -
Direct Payment Program Form
Direct payment allows you to pay your Water-Refuse bill directly from your checking or savings account. -
E-1 Form (Fillable)
Form E-1 is a tax return used by a resident individual taxpayer or a non-resident working in the City of St. Louis to file and pay the earnings tax due not withheld by the employer. -
E-11 Form
Form E-11 is a voluntary payment voucher used to make a pre-payment on individual and business earnings tax accounts. -
E-1CR Form (Fillable)
Supplemental form to be filed along with Form E-1 for St. Louis residents who paid income taxes to another state or political subdivision -
E-1R Form (Fillable)
Form E-1R is a tax return used by a non-resident of St. Louis to request a refund of tax withheld based on the fact that the employee had whole days worked out of the city. The number of days worked out of the city must be verified by the employer. -
E-234 Form (Fillable)
Form E-234 is a business tax return to report and pay the earnings tax of 1% due -
E-5 Form (Fillable)
A notice to cancel the Earnings Tax account due to closure, sale of the business, or termination of activities within the City of St. Louis. -
E-6 Form (Fillable)
Form E-6 is an informational disbursement report used by Not-For-Profit organizations only to identify certain payments not reported on W-2's. Federal Form 1099-MISC can be substituted for the E-6 to report payments of $1000 or more. -
E-8 Form (Fillable)
A notice to request an extension of time to file a business return. The business taxpayer is approved for a six month extension of time when no tax delinquency exists. The individual taxpayer is not allowed to file for an extension. Please be aware that an extension of time to file your return does not grant you any extension of time to pay your tax liability. -
E-9 Form (Fillable)
Form E-9 is an application card to establish an account with the Earnings Tax Department -
P-10/W-10 Forms (Fillable)
Form P-10 is a quarterly tax return to remit payroll expense tax of 1/2 of 1% (.005) of gross compensation paid to employees who are performing work or services in the City of St. Louis. The employer pays this tax. -
TEST 2017 Businesses Personal Property Declaration
Blank 2017 Corporate and Business Personal Property Declaration form -
W-11 Form (Fillable)
Employer's Monthly Deposit Form Earnings Tax Withheld (with Instructions) -
W-3 Form (Fillable)
Earnings Tax Reconciliation (with Instructions)
Meeting Materials
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2016 Board of Equalization Information
Board of Equalization Hearings Scheduled and Results for 2016 -
2019 City of St Louis Board of Equalization Schedule and Results
Hearing Dockets and Results for Board of Equalization 2019 -
August 2015 Hearing Schedule for Board of Equalization
Scheduled Dockets for Hearings before the City of St. Louis Board of Equalization in the Month of August 2015 -
Continuation of 2019 City of St Louis Board of Equalization Schedule and Results
Board of Equalization 2019 -
Continuation of July 2015 Board of Equalization Hearing Schedule
Scheduled Dockets for Hearings before the Board of Equalization in the Month of July 2015 (Continued) -
Hearing Schedules for the 2018 Board of Equalization
These are the scheduled dockets for the 2018 City of St Louis Board of Equalization -
July 2015 Board of Equalization Hearing Schedule
Scheduled Dockets for Hearings before the City of St Louis Board of Equalization in the month of July 2015 -
More 2019 City of St Louis Board of Equalization Schedule and Results
Board of Equalization 2019 Dockets and Results
See Also
Business Taxation
License Tax Fee Schedule, Special Tax District Information, Downloadable Tax Forms
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