Johnson County Kansas

An estimated tax notice will be mailed out in August with information about property tax revenue, in relation to something called the “revenue neutral rate.” This is part of a new state requirement, passed by the Kansas Legislature in March 2021, called KSA 79-2988.

The County Clerk’s Office responsibilities include creating and maintaining the property ownership tax records, calculating the annual tax roll for real estate tax billing, and providing parcel level mapping for the county.

Johnson County has a pilot program to offer property tax relief to seniors 65 and older and disabled veterans in 2024. In addition, Homestead, Safe Senior (SAFESR), and Senior or Disabled Veteran (SVR) are property relief programs administered by the Kansas Department of Revenue that offer a property tax refund to eligible homeowners.

An overview of the services and programs Johnson County, Kansas provides to business and how to do business with the county.

Pay online for county services, fees, and taxes.

Learn how to get in line for service at the counter at the Mission or Olathe Motor Vehicle offices.