Revenue Division

Mari Ruck, Commissioner of Revenue
City Hall, Second Floor
414 E. 12th St.
Kansas City, MO 64106
Phone: 816-513-1120
Fax: 816-513-1075
E-mail: Revenue@kcmo.org

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No tax due
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File and pay my taxes online
City tax forms and instructions
Tax refunds
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Revenue Division
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About the Revenue Division
Payment methods
Contact Information
Revenue Division
City Hall, second floor
414 E. 12th St.
Kansas City, MO. 64106
Phone: 816-513-1120
E-mail: Revenue@kcmo.org
Refunds@kcmo.org

Find Revenue Division services, information and forms from the following categories:

Individual taxpayers
Business taxpayers
Tax professionals
Delinquent taxpayers
Revenue Division Customer Satisfaction Survey

Individual taxpayers

Business taxpayers

Tax professionals

Delinquent taxpayers

Tax examination and appeal process
Tax forms and instructions
Property taxes
Bankruptcy and garnishment: For questions, contact Taxpayer Services at 816-513-1120 and ask to speak with a Post Legal representative.
Received a bill or letter: Contact the representative on the bill or letter. If the letter does not provide a name, contact Taxpayer Services at 816-513-1120.

To help us provide better service, complete our Revenue Division Customer Satisfaction Survey.

Payment methods
Cash
Cash is accepted in our offices only (Treasury Department, City Hall, first floor). Please visit the Revenue Division prior to making cash payments.

Check
You can pay by check if you file a paper return or file electronically through one of the City's FREE online filing systems.

Credit card
E-filing your tax return gives you the option of paying with a credit card. You can pay with an American Express, Discover, Master Card or Visa credit card.

Electronic funds transfer
The EFT program involves the transfer of funds by electronic means. The transactions are initiated by the taxpayer and then a bank is authorized to debit or credit an account. You can use EFT if you file electronically or by paper.

Tax refunds
In most cases, tax refunds are issued when taxpayers overpay the amount of taxes due. If you believe you have overpaid your taxes, you may file for a refund online or by mail. Be sure to include all income information and any supporting documentation.

To check the status of a refund, please e-mail Taxpayer Services or call at 816-513-1120.

File for a refund online (wage earners only) or download a form.

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