LITTLE ROCK, AR – Online or over-the-phone personal property tax payments are the way to go today if you want to avoid the crowds at your county tax office.
The online option (in 45 counties) allows you to pay up until midnight.
Personal property taxes not paid by the October 15 deadline will face penalties and fees.
County property taxes are used to fund a variety of services in Arkansas including public education, libraries, police and fire, local infrastructure and emergency medical services.
“County taxes fund our schools, hospitals, libraries, jails and County government and so, it’s really important that citizens understand their property taxes directly support their communities. Pulaski County provides a convenient online property tax payment service through our partnership with the Information Network of Arkansas. We introduced this payment method several years ago and it has been extremely helpful in getting tax payments in on time,” said Debra Buckner, Pulaski County Treasurer.
Forty-five counties across the state offer secure online payment options for personal property and real estate taxes. These counties take credit and debit cards (MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover) and electronic checks.
Click here to see the counties now accepting online payments.
The online and over-the-phone personal property and real estate tax payment services available in most Arkansas counties are easy to use and convenient for local taxpayers and citizens deployed or living abroad. Taxpayers just need their parcel or tax-id numbers, which are provided on their tax statements, in order to complete a tax payment transaction. The online service also has a search feature to locate this information by name or address and provides a confirmation and printable receipt upon completion.
In Pulaski County, the treasurer’s office will have extended hours today (8 a.m.- 6 p.m.), but will be closed Oct. 16-17.
The online option (in 45 counties) allows you to pay up until midnight.
Personal property taxes not paid by the October 15 deadline will face penalties and fees.
County property taxes are used to fund a variety of services in Arkansas including public education, libraries, police and fire, local infrastructure and emergency medical services.
“County taxes fund our schools, hospitals, libraries, jails and County government and so, it’s really important that citizens understand their property taxes directly support their communities. Pulaski County provides a convenient online property tax payment service through our partnership with the Information Network of Arkansas. We introduced this payment method several years ago and it has been extremely helpful in getting tax payments in on time,” said Debra Buckner, Pulaski County Treasurer.
Forty-five counties across the state offer secure online payment options for personal property and real estate taxes. These counties take credit and debit cards (MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover) and electronic checks.
Click here to see the counties now accepting online payments.
The online and over-the-phone personal property and real estate tax payment services available in most Arkansas counties are easy to use and convenient for local taxpayers and citizens deployed or living abroad. Taxpayers just need their parcel or tax-id numbers, which are provided on their tax statements, in order to complete a tax payment transaction. The online service also has a search feature to locate this information by name or address and provides a confirmation and printable receipt upon completion.
In Pulaski County, the treasurer’s office will have extended hours today (8 a.m.- 6 p.m.), but will be closed Oct. 16-17.
