How is the value of my property determined?

The Assessor uses standard valuation manuals for all the various types of personal property. Vehicles are the most widely owned form of taxable personal property, and for this the Assessor uses a rate book provided by the Missouri State Tax Commission. This rate book is used by Missouri counties. For any questions concerning the valuation of your property, your point of contact is the Perry County Assessor's Office. The County Assessor is the official whose responsibility is to assess the value of all taxable personal property within the county.

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1. How do I obtain a Missouri license plate?
2. Who is responsible for paying real estate taxes?
3. Where do I go to get license plates?
4. Do I owe taxes although I am no longer a Missouri resident?
5. Why haven't I received a Personal Property tax bill?
6. If I have an escrow for my taxes, will I receive a tax bill?
7. What do I need if I am the owner of a vehicle for the first time?
8. Who is responsible for paying the taxes on property I purchased, and am I responsible for interest and penalty should taxes become delinquent?
9. Why am I being taxed for a vehicle I no longer own?
10. When are real estate and personal property taxes due?
11. Why is someone named Etal on my tax statement?
12. What is personal property tax?
13. What is taxable personal property?
14. Who owes personal property tax?
15. How much can I expect to pay?
16. What is assessed Personal Property value?
17. What is a tax levy?
18. How is the value of my property determined?
19. What do I do if I believe my property has been overvalued?
20. How does personal property get taxed; do I need to do anything?
21. Is there a form available for this purpose?
22. Where is personal property assessed?
23. For Missouri Sales Tax Information.
24. What is assessed Real Estate value?