Tacos in St. Louis area

so which number am I looking at? Assuming I am in City of St.Louis (St. Louis) aka the first line on that pdf file...

 

Hazelwood is technically part of the County so you need the 6th line and then you will also have municipal taxes to pay. one good thing is you can get a waiver for the first year you move here. There is a calculator on the County's website, let me send you the link in a minute, Ill have to find it ( I work for St Louis County btw, I just try not to advertise it too much given the state of things lol)

 

Sí for you and then the effective property tax..last column i believe,if not mistaken

 

If you're in Hazelwood you're in STL County....that rate is whatever the PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX is for your area, specifically Hazelwood. Since you don't own a home, you should just pay for the vehicles based on a percentage depreciation of the year/make/model. Here's a link.

https://revenue.stlouisco.com/Collection/YourTaxRates.aspx

 

Really hazelnut is county not city?!hmmm

 

Not even close to being in the city lol

 

my brain is fried I will do some math when I get home tonight. Thanks guys!! lol

 

Heres some more stuff to look at lol

How personal property is assessed
Revised Missouri Statute 137.115.9 In accordance with state statute, the Assessor shall use the trade-in value published in the October issue of the National Automobile Dealers' Association Official Used Car Guide, or its successor publication, as the recommended guide of information for determining the true value of motor vehicles described in such publication. In the absence of a listing for a particular motor vehicle in such publication, the Assessor shall use such information or publications which in the Assessor's judgment will fairly estimate the true value in money of the motor vehicle. In most cases, the average trade-in value of the base model is used as a basis of assessed value. Vehicles are assessed using a ratio of 33 1/3% of the trade-in value of the vehicle. (October Issue - NADA Average Trade-In Value) / 3 = Assessed Value

Obtaining statement of non-assessment to license vehicles
If you did not owe personal property taxes in Missouri during the last year (or two years for a two-year registration), you will need to contact our office to obtain a waiver, stating that you did not owe personal property taxes for that time period. In order to apply for a tax waiver, you must present proof of ownership such as a title, title application or a title registration from for the Missouri Department of Revenue (pink slip). Tax waivers for businesses may be obtained only at the Saint Louis County Assessor’s Office in Clayton. Tax waivers for individuals and leased vehicles may be obtained at the Saint Louis County Collector of Revenue's Office or at any of the Saint Louis County Government satellite offices.

How to find out personal property Assessment
Assessment information is available on the St. Louis County website. Assessed values can be viewed after the tax roll is certified on June 30. Individuals can also call 314-615-5500, starting July 1st of each year, to obtain assessed values for their vehicle for the current year.

You'll also want to fill out the attached and send it in.

As a heads up it is usually easier to take care of tax related stuff at one of the satellite offices than it is to deal with everything in Clayton which is the main office

 

Maybe part of it? i consider anything east of 270 is city

 

The grey part is the City lol

 

I hear IL is cheap to live in . . .

 

Liar!!!

 

Smack the person who told you that in the mouth.

 

I want the silky

 

I can bring a chain saw but I don’t have any chaps.

 

yeah if you live under the bridge with the bums

 

1 of each please