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Property Tax Estimator
Turn market value, property class, and levy per $100 assessed value into a planning estimate.
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Find the Missouri tool that fits.
Pick the task in front of you — estimate a tax, plan vehicle paperwork, check local city-tax exposure, or read the guide that explains the Missouri rule.
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Property tax & assessments
Estimate the bill, check the senior freeze, and push back on a value that looks wrong.
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Assessment Appeals
Find your next step and deadline — informal review, county Board of Equalization, then the State Tax Commission.
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Senior Property Tax Freeze
Self-check the state eligibility tests and the county-adoption gate, kept separate from the state circuit breaker credit.
Check eligibilityCars & local paperwork
The January 1 car tax, the paid receipt you need to renew, and the title checklist.
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Personal Property Tax Estimator
Estimate the tax on cars, trucks, and boats you owned January 1 — one-third of value times your local levy.
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Vehicle Title & Renewal Checklist
Check sales tax, 30-day title timing, personal property tax receipts, inspections, and emissions area.
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Personal Property Tax Guide
Understand why Missouri can tax a car you owned on January 1, even if you sold it later.
Read guideLocal city taxes
Only Kansas City and the City of St. Louis charge a local earnings tax.
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Earnings Tax Checker
See whether St. Louis or Kansas City local earnings tax might apply to your wages.
Open checkerBuying & moving to Missouri
Plan your cash to close and your first month as a new resident.
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Closing Cost Estimator
Estimate buyer cash to close — lender, title, recording, and prepaids. Missouri charges no transfer tax.
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Moving to Missouri
A personalized first-month checklist — the 30-day vehicle title deadline, license, inspection, January 1, and voter registration.
Build your timelineLand & property rights
What you actually own — boundaries, minerals, water, easements, and passing land on.
Guide
Land Use & Property Rights
What you actually own — deeds and boundaries, mineral rights, water, zoning, easements, fence law, trespass and the Recreational Use Act, eminent domain, and passing land on. Plain English, never legal advice.
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