COVID-19 impact on property tax payment options

The Johnson County Treasury and Financial Management department reopened the tax collection office located at 111 S. Cherry St., Suite 1500, in Olathe, on Monday, May 11, in a limited capacity. The second installment of 2019 property taxes are due on or before Monday, May 11.

In order to continue to protect the community’s health and safety and in conjunction with CDC guidelines, below are some recommendations on how to pay property taxes in Johnson County.

It is strongly recommended that taxpayers use these payment options and avoid visiting the office location:

• By mail – Taxpayers can mail a check along with the payment stub to PO Box 2902, Shawnee Mission, KS 66201. To avoid interest, payments by mail must be postmarked on or before May 11. Do not send cash by mail. It is recommended that cash customers purchase a money order and pay by mail.
• Online - On taxbill.jocogov.org, tax payments may be submitted electronically using the eCheck option for only $0.50 per transaction, or by credit card (Visa, MasterCard or Discover) for a 2.4% fee per transaction.

Read additional guidance about in-person payments and the acceptance of partial payments on second half real estate and personal property taxes.

View a list of frequent questions about partial payments.