You are responsible for filling out and turning in an Assessment List at the beginning of each year in the Assessor's Office to receive a bill. (If you were not living in Perry County on January 1, this could be another reason.)

For more information, contact the County Collector at (573) 547-4422.

No. The tax bill will be mailed to the lending institution where you have escrow, providing the lending institution has requested it. Should you receive the tax bill, please forward it to the lending institution. 

Real Estate and Personal Property taxes are levied annually and the statements are mailed out in November. Tax payments are due by December 31 of each year. If paying by mail, the postmark determines the timeliness of payment. Payments received after December 31 must include penalty and interest charges. If a tax bill is not received by December 1, please contact the collector's office at (573) 547-4422. Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve the obligation to pay taxes and applicable late fees. If you are paying taxes after December 31, please refer to the delinquent payment chart on the right side of the statement.