Property Taxes

Payment Methods

We know you have concerns during these uncertain times. As a service to our citizens we offer multiple ways for you to pay your taxes.

Mail

Coffey County Treasurer
110 S 6th Street
Room 203
Burlington, KS 66839

Drop Off

There is a secure drop box located near the east side entrance of the Courthouse (the 6th Street side) where you can drop off your payments without coming inside the building. The County Courthouse is located at:
Coffey County Courthouse
110 S 6th Street
Room 203
Burlington, KS 66839

Internet

Make payments online via the Kansas Property Tax Payment website.

For Internet payments you will need:

  • A county tax statement
  • A form of payment (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express or e-check)
  • A KanAccess user name and password (Sign In or Sign Up)
  • Note: extra fees apply for this option

In-Person

As always, you may pay in person. However, due to social distancing guidelines, we have to limit the number of customers in our office to three at a time.

Billing & Collection of Real Estate, Personal Property, 16-20 M Trucks, Oil & Gas & Utility Taxes

 Statements for real estate, personal property, 16-20 M trucks, oil and gas, and utility tax are mailed in early November.

Real Estate & Utility Tax

Full or half tax due December 20. If the first half is not paid on or before December 20, interest will be added.

The second half due May 10.

Real estate and utility tax unpaid by August 1 will be advertised in the official newspaper and with a $16 advertising fee added.

If unpaid on the first Tuesday in September, the tax becomes a lien against the property.

Personal Property Tax, 16-20 M Trucks, and Oil & Gas Tax

Full or half tax is due December 20. If the first half is not paid on or before December 20, the full amount becomes due with interest. If unpaid after January 1 and on or before March 6, it shall become a warrant for collection by the Coffey County Sheriff.

Second half tax due May 10, and thereafter, if unpaid will draw interest. If the second half is delinquent on June 14, it shall become a warrant for collection by the Coffey County Sheriff.

All personal property, 16 and 20 M trucks, and oil and gas tax remaining unpaid on October 1, will be advertised and a $16 advertising fee added. The tax, interest, and all fees will be entered in District Court as a judgment and shall become a lien upon real estate owned by the delinquent taxpayer.

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