Pope County Tax Collector Russellville AR: Pay Tax Bill Online

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Pope County Tax Collector in Russellville: Pay Your Tax Bill Online

The Pope County Tax Collector collects real estate, personal property, municipal, county, school and certain improvement-district taxes. The Collector’s office is in the Pope County Courthouse at 100 West Main Street in Russellville.

For the 2025 tax year payable in 2026, Pope County states that the deadline to pay without the standard delinquency penalty is October 15, 2026.

2026 deadline: Pope County currently lists October 15, 2026 as the deadline to pay 2025 taxes without a penalty. Taxes remaining unpaid after the legal deadline become delinquent and are generally subject to a 10% penalty.
Office

Pope County Tax Collector

Tax Collector

Jennifer Haley

Phone

479-968-7016

Hours

Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM

2026 deadline

October 15, 2026

Choose what you need to do

Use the section that matches your task instead of opening several county pages.

Online payment

How to pay a Pope County tax bill online

Pope County directs taxpayers to the Arkansas online payment system for electronic tax payments. Electronic card and e-check transactions are handled through the state’s Information Network of Arkansas service rather than directly on TaxCollectors.org.

Open the Pope County payment portal Use the official Arkansas payment link and confirm that Pope County is shown before entering account information.
Locate the correct tax record Search using the information requested by the portal. Compare the owner, property or account details with your tax statement before continuing.
Review the amount due Check whether the account shows current taxes, prior balances, penalties or other charges before submitting a payment.
Review the processing fee Pope County states that electronic payments are provided through INA and that a portal processing fee is added to electronic transactions.
Submit and save confirmation Keep the payment confirmation or receipt. If the account does not update as expected, contact the Collector’s office with the confirmation details.
Before paying: Electronic convenience or processing fees are separate from the underlying county tax amount. Review the final checkout total before authorizing the transaction.
Russellville office

Pope County Tax Collector address, phone and hours

Office address
Pope County Tax Collector
Pope County Courthouse
100 West Main Street
Russellville, AR 72801
Contact Phone: 479-968-7016
Fax: 479-890-5205
Email: TaxCollector@popecountyar.gov
Office hours Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Where in the courthouse? Pope County’s tax FAQ identifies the Collector’s office as being on the second floor of the courthouse.

The county says most Collector business can also be handled by phone, fax, email, mail, drop box or online, so an in-person visit is not required for every transaction.

Ways to pay

Pope County property tax payment methods

Payment routes currently described by Pope County
Method Where Important detail
Online Arkansas payment portal Electronic transactions are processed through INA and include a portal processing fee.
Phone 1-866-257-2055 Use the county-listed tax payment phone route.
In person 100 West Main Street, Russellville County office accepts cash, check, money order and credit/debit card.
Mail 100 West Main Street, Russellville, AR 72801 For deadline-sensitive payments, keep proof of mailing and verify the current deadline.
Drop box Courthouse parking lot The county FAQ lists a convenient parking-lot drop box.
Returned checks: Pope County states that if a check is returned for insufficient funds, the taxpayer loses the privilege of paying the office by check.
Lookup & receipts

Find Pope County tax records and prior-year receipts

The county links taxpayers to ARCountyData for tax research and previous-year receipt access. A tax record search can help confirm whether a prior payment posted, retrieve information for income-tax records or identify the account connected with a property or taxpayer.

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Current payment Use the Arkansas Pope County payment portal when the goal is to pay an amount currently due.
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Research tax information Use ARCountyData when you need public tax-record information or historical records.
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Receipt problem Contact the Collector if an online confirmation exists but the county account does not show the expected payment.
Tax calendar

When Pope County property taxes are due

Arkansas ad valorem real estate and personal property taxes are generally payable between the first business day in March and October 15 in the year after the assessment. Pope County specifically lists October 15, 2026 as the deadline for paying 2025 taxes without a penalty.

Key Pope County tax dates
Date or period What it means
January 1–May 31 Individual and business personal property should be assessed during this period.
After May 31 Late personal-property assessment is subject to the assessment penalty required by Arkansas law.
First business day in March Normal collection period begins for taxes payable that year.
October 15, 2026 Pope County’s stated deadline to pay 2025 taxes without the standard delinquency penalty.
After legal deadline Unpaid taxes become delinquent and a 10% penalty is generally added.
Weekend or postal-holiday rule: If October 15 falls on a Saturday, Sunday or qualifying U.S. Postal Service holiday, Arkansas law moves the payment deadline to the following business day.
Assessment vs. collection

Personal property taxes: Collector or Assessor?

The Collector handles payment of the tax bill, but the Pope County Assessor handles valuation and assessment questions. This distinction matters if the amount is wrong because a vehicle, business asset or property value is incorrect.

Call the Collector
For payment status, balances, receipts, delinquency questions and tax collection.
Call the Assessor
For assessment, valuation, homestead or ownership-information questions. Pope County lists the Assessor at 479-968-7418.
Personal property is assessed annually
Pope County says personal property must be assessed between January 1 and May 31.
Taxes are paid in arrears
The current bill generally relates to property assessed in the prior calendar year.
Vehicle no longer owned? A tax bill can still include personal property owned during the applicable prior assessment period. If the underlying assessment itself appears wrong, contact the Assessor rather than only the Collector.
Late taxes

What happens if Pope County taxes are not paid?

Taxes unpaid after the legal October deadline become delinquent. Arkansas law generally adds a 10% penalty to unpaid balances, and additional statutory costs can apply as a delinquency continues.

Delinquent real estate

Arkansas law provides a state-level process for tax-delinquent land. Real property that remains unpaid through the statutory delinquency period can ultimately be certified to the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands for collection or sale proceedings.

Do not wait for a sale notice. If real estate taxes are already delinquent, contact the Pope County Collector and, when applicable, the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands to confirm the exact redemption balance and status before sending money.
Common problems

What to do when a Pope County tax payment or record is wrong

Payment made but balance still appears Keep the electronic confirmation and contact the Collector. Give the payment date, account information and confirmation details so the office can check the posting.
Property value looks wrong Contact the Pope County Assessor. The Collector collects the resulting tax but does not set the property’s assessed value.
Tag renewal says taxes are unpaid Verify the prior-year personal property tax status. If you previously lived in another Arkansas county, proof of payment from that county may be needed.
Mortgage company should have paid Compare the tax account with your escrow statement and contact both the mortgage servicer and Collector if the payment is missing.
FAQ

Pope County Tax Collector questions

Where is the Pope County Tax Collector located?

The office is in the Pope County Courthouse at 100 West Main Street, Russellville, AR 72801. The county’s tax FAQ identifies the Collector’s office as being on the second floor.

What are the Pope County Tax Collector office hours?

The county currently lists courthouse and Collector office hours as Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

What is the Pope County Tax Collector phone number?

The Collector’s office number is 479-968-7016. Pope County also lists 1-866-257-2055 as a telephone tax-payment option.

Can I pay Pope County taxes online?

Yes. Pope County directs taxpayers to its Arkansas online payment portal. Electronic debit, credit and e-check transactions may include a processing fee charged through the online service.

When are 2025 Pope County taxes due in 2026?

Pope County currently states that October 15, 2026 is the deadline to pay 2025 taxes without a penalty.

What happens after the property-tax deadline?

Unpaid taxes become delinquent after the legal deadline and are generally subject to a 10% penalty under Arkansas law. Long-term real-estate delinquency can eventually enter the Commissioner of State Lands process.

Where can I get a previous-year Pope County tax receipt?

Pope County directs taxpayers to ARCountyData for previous-year receipt and tax-record research. If a receipt is missing or does not match the county account, contact the Collector’s office.

Official resources

Verify your Pope County tax information

Tax balances, penalties and account status can change after payments, corrections or delinquency actions. Use the official county and state resources below when the exact current balance matters.

Pope County Tax Collector Official Collector page
Tax Collector FAQs Pope County tax FAQs
Independent information notice: TaxCollectors.org is an independent informational publisher and is not the Pope County government, Pope County Tax Collector, Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration or a tax-payment processor. Verify your account balance, deadline and payment status with the responsible government office before acting on time-sensitive information.

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