Saline County Tax Collector's Office working split shift The health and safety of our employees is still of utmost importance to us during this COVID pandemic. Our Bryant office will be closed and our Benton office will be working in split shifts until further notice, in order to maintain proper social distancing for our employees as suggested by CDC guidelines. Please keep in mind that our office will only allow two taxpayers in office at a time to help limit possibility of exposure.

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March 1, 2021 - 2020 Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Books Open March 1, 2021 March 1

2020 Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Books Open March 1, 2021

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May 31, 2021 - Assess your personal property between January 1 and May 31 or be charged a 10% penalty. May 31

Assess your personal property between January 1 and May 31 or be charged a 10% penalty.

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Where does the money go? Where does the money go?

  • Schools
  • Libraries
  • County Roads
  • Jails / Sheriffs Dept
  • Emergency Management
  • Courts
  • And More...

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Pay Your Taxes Online

Accepted Forms of Payment:
  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • Discover
  • American Express
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NOTE: The Collector's Office does not charge a fee to use our online services. However, a portal processing fee is charged by the company providing us with the electronic means to pay your taxes.

Pay In Person

Accepted Forms of Payment:
  • Cash
  • Personal check
  • Bank check
  • Cashier's check
  • Money order
  • Debit card
  • Major credit cards

Regular hours of operation 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Pay By Mail

Accepted Forms of Payment:
  • Personal check
  • Bank check
  • Cashier's check

Envelope must be postmarked on or before October 15 to avoid delinquency.

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Frequently Asked Questions

I moved from Saline County years ago, I recently received a delinquent tax notice. Can the tax collector collect personal property taxes that are several years old?

Yes, it may take a tax collector years to locate a delinquent taxpayer.

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Is there a millage rate sheet for Saline County Schools?

Yes, I have attached a millage rate sheet that documents the rates beginning in 2012 until current 2019.

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How do my taxes fund Saline County schools?

Property taxes, that you pay annually, fund our county schools for our children's education.

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What if I waited until the last day and the post office was closed and I dropped my payment in the outside postal container on October 15; will I have to pay the penalty?

Since the post office closes at 4:30, and you didn't get your payment postmarked on October 15, your postal mail will be postmarked October 16 and the 10% penalty will apply.

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Saline County Tax Collector's Office Opens New Delinquent Recovery Department

The Saline County Collector's Office has a new Delinquent Accounts Manager. A delinquent department within the collector's office has been formed and...

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