Benton County Tax Collector: Pay Property Taxes, Find Records & Office Locations

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Benton County • Arkansas • Tax payment guide

Benton County Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Search Records & Find an Office

If you searched for the Benton County Tax Collector, Arkansas, you probably need to pay a real estate or personal property tax, search a tax record, print a receipt, find an office or understand what happens when a tax payment is late.

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Start with your tax task

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Pay a Benton County tax bill Use the county Collector’s current payment route.
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Search a tax record or receipt Use the Collector’s tax-record resources.
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Fix a property-value issue Assessment questions belong with the Assessor.
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Visit an office Benton County lists four payment locations.
County CollectorGloria Peterson
Main officeRogers, Arkansas
Collector phone479-271-1040
2025 tax deadlineOctober 15, 2026

Quick Answer: Who Is the Benton County Tax Collector?

The Benton County Collector is the county office responsible for collecting Benton County taxes and providing tax-record, payment and receipt services. The county’s current Collector pages identify Gloria Peterson as County Collector.

The county lists four locations where taxpayers can make payments: Bentonville, Gravette, Rogers and Siloam Springs. The Rogers office is the main location listed at 2113 W Walnut St., Rogers, AR 72756.

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CollectorGloria Peterson
Main office2113 W Walnut St.
Phone479-271-1040
Locations4 payment offices
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How to Pay Benton County Arkansas Property Taxes Online

The safest starting point is the official Benton County Collector Pay Taxes page. The county’s own site provides the payment route and warns users about payment restrictions, processing fees and posting times.

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  1. Open the official Collector payment page. Start from the Benton County Collector website instead of relying on an old payment bookmark.
  2. Open the county’s payment service. Use the payment route provided from the official Benton County Collector page.
  3. Check the correct tax account. Verify the taxpayer, property or personal-property information, tax year and amount before paying.
  4. Review the processing fee. The county currently lists a third-party card-processing fee of $3.99 for charges from $0 to $110 and 3.59% for charges over $110.
  5. Save your confirmation. The county says online payments can take 24–48 hours to post, so keep the payment confirmation while waiting.
Important payment rule: Benton County currently states that it does not accept eChecks or payments by phone. If you specifically need either of those methods, do not assume they are available just because another Arkansas county offers them.
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Benton County Tax Payment Methods

Benton County offers several ways to pay, but the available method matters. The current county payment page specifically excludes eCheck and phone payments.

Online payment

Use the payment service reached from the official Collector website. Online payments are currently stated to post within 24–48 hours.

Credit or debit card

Cards are accepted, but the county states that a third-party processing fee applies to each transaction.

In person or by mail

Payments can be made at the county’s listed locations or mailed to the Collector’s current Rogers address.

Payment method Current Benton County information What to remember
Online Available through the official Collector payment route Allow 24–48 hours for posting.
Credit/debit card Accepted with third-party processing fee Review the final fee before submitting.
In person Accepted at the listed Benton County locations Check the correct branch before visiting.
Mail Payments can be mailed to 2113 W Walnut St., Rogers, AR 72756 Include the tax ID or parcel number.
eCheck Not accepted Do not assume ACH/eCheck is available.
Phone payment Not accepted Use an accepted payment route instead.

Benton County Tax Payment Fees

The Benton County Collector says credit and debit card payments are subject to a third-party processing fee. The county states that it receives none of this fee.

$0–$110

$3.99 processing fee is currently listed for card transactions in this range.

Over $110

3.59% processing fee is currently listed for card transactions above $110.

Check the payment screen before submitting. Third-party processing arrangements can change. The final amount displayed by the county’s payment service should be treated as the amount you are agreeing to pay.

How to Search Benton County Tax Records and Receipts

The Benton County Collector website provides tax-record search resources for taxpayers who need to check tax information or print receipts. The Collector’s homepage specifically highlights tax records and receipt access as a public service.

  1. Start with the Collector website. Use the official Benton County Collector page for the current tax-record route.
  2. Search the correct record. Use the available taxpayer, parcel, tax-year or personal-property information required by the search service.
  3. Confirm the county and tax year. Do not assume a search result belongs to the correct tax year simply because the property address looks familiar.
  4. Check payment status. Use the Collector record when you need to know whether taxes were paid or when you need payment-history information.
  5. Save the receipt. Keep a digital or printed copy if you need proof for your records, a mortgage company or another official transaction.
Assessment is not the same as payment status. A property-assessment record and a tax-payment record answer different questions. Use the Collector when you need tax payment or receipt information.
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Benton County Arkansas Property Tax Deadline

The current Benton County Collector payment page states that the statewide deadline to pay 2025 personal and real estate taxes is Thursday, October 15, 2026.

The Collector’s tax calendar states that tax books open and current taxes can be paid on the first business day of March. It also lists May 31 as the assessment deadline and says that after October 15 a 10% penalty plus interest on real estate taxes is applied to the outstanding amount.

Date or period What it means What you should do
First business day of March Tax books open and current taxes can be paid Check your tax record and payment options.
May 31 Assessment deadline Make sure taxable personal property has been assessed.
July 1 Tax statements have been mailed by this point under the Collector calendar Contact the Collector if your statement is missing.
October 15, 2026 Current stated deadline for 2025 personal and real estate taxes Pay before the deadline to avoid the late-payment rules.
After October 15 Late-payment penalty and applicable interest can apply Check the current balance before paying an old statement amount.
Do not confuse tax year and payment year. The county’s current page refers to 2025 taxes with a 2026 payment deadline. Always check the tax year printed on your bill.

Personal Property Taxes in Benton County

Personal property taxes are an important part of the Arkansas tax-payment workflow. The Collector’s resources separately identify personal-property records and payment responsibilities.

Vehicles and personal property

Assessment information belongs on the Assessor side, while payment and receipt questions belong with the Collector.

Business personal property

Businesses may have taxable personal property that must be properly assessed before collection.

Payment proof

Keep the paid receipt after payment if you need evidence of tax payment for another transaction.

If your issue is that property was assessed incorrectly, paying the bill will not automatically correct the assessment. Start with the Assessor for assessment-related questions.

Benton County Tax Collector Office Locations

Benton County currently lists four Collector payment locations. The branches have different lunch arrangements, so check the branch information before making a time-sensitive trip.

Rogers Main Office

2113 W Walnut St.
Rogers, AR 72756

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Open through lunch.

Phone: 479-271-1040

Bentonville Satellite Office

2401 SW D Street, Suite 3
Bentonville, AR 72712

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Open through lunch.

Gravette Satellite Office

901 1st Ave SW
Gravette, AR 72736

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Closed for lunch from 12:00–1:00 p.m.

Siloam Springs Satellite Office

707 Lincoln St.
Siloam Springs, AR 72761

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Closed for lunch from 12:00–1:00 p.m.

Address freshness note: use the current Collector payment page for the Rogers address. Older Benton County directory material has shown a different Walnut Street number, while the current Collector payment and office pages identify the Rogers Collector office at 2113 W Walnut St.

Map is for directions only. Verify current hours, closures and branch services before visiting.

What Happens If Benton County Taxes Are Delinquent?

If a Benton County tax account is already delinquent, do not assume you can simply pay the current year’s amount first. The Collector FAQ states that the office will not accept a current payment before a delinquent payment.

  1. Check the account status. Find out whether the account contains delinquent taxes before submitting a current payment.
  2. Get the current amount. Do not rely on an old paper statement if penalties or interest may have accumulated.
  3. Resolve the delinquent balance first. The Collector’s FAQ states that a current payment is not accepted before a delinquent payment.
  4. Keep proof of payment. Save receipts, confirmations and payment records.
Late-payment warning: the county calendar states that after October 15 a 10% penalty plus interest on real estate taxes is applied to the outstanding amount. The exact current balance should be confirmed through the Collector.

Benton County Tax Collector vs. Assessor

This is one of the most important distinctions on the page. The Collector handles the collection side; the Assessor handles the assessment side.

Use the office that controls the problem

Need to pay taxes Collector. Use the Benton County tax payment resources.
Need a tax receipt Collector. Use tax records and receipt resources.
Property value looks wrong Assessor. The Collector does not assess property.
Personal property assessment Assessor. Assessment comes before the collection process.
Tax bill/payment problem Collector. Contact the Collector with the account information.
Homestead or assessment issue Assessor. Start with the office responsible for property assessment and applicable credits.

The Collector’s FAQ specifically tells taxpayers to contact the Assessor when the question concerns property value rather than tax collection.

What If Your Mortgage Company Is Supposed to Pay Your Benton County Taxes?

If your property taxes are normally paid from mortgage escrow, do not assume everything is complete simply because the mortgage company was expected to send the payment.

Check the Collector record

The Collector FAQ recommends checking the tax account after the mortgage company is expected to make payment so you can confirm that the taxes were actually paid.

If the payment is missing

If the mortgage company was supposed to pay but did not, the county guidance says to direct the mortgage company to contact the Collector’s Office.

Practical tip: keep the escrow statement, tax bill and Collector payment record together. If there is a dispute, those records make it easier to determine whether the issue is with the lender, payment posting or county account.

Homestead Credit and VA Exemption Questions

Not every tax reduction or exemption question belongs with the Collector. Benton County’s Collector FAQ directs taxpayers to the appropriate county office for certain exemption and assessment matters.

Homestead Credit

The Collector FAQ says homestead-credit forms are available through the Assessor’s Office. If your question concerns eligibility or the credit itself, start with the Assessor.

VA exemption

The Collector FAQ states that a VA summary of benefits letter should be on file with the Collector by December 31 each year for the exemption described by the county. Confirm current eligibility and documentation requirements before relying on this information.

Do not assume a credit is automatic. If the tax bill does not reflect a credit or exemption you expected, contact the office responsible for that specific program rather than simply paying and hoping the account corrects itself.

Common Benton County Tax Problems and the Best Next Step

Problem Likely reason Next step
Online payment has not posted County states online payments can take 24–48 hours Keep confirmation and allow the stated posting period before escalating.
Card payment costs more than bill Third-party processing fee Review the fee before submitting.
Want to pay by eCheck County does not currently accept eChecks Use an accepted payment method.
Want to pay by phone County does not currently accept phone payments Use online, mail or in-person payment.
Property value seems wrong Assessment issue Contact the Assessor.
Current payment is rejected because of old taxes Delinquent balance Check the delinquent account first.
Mortgage company should have paid Escrow/payment posting issue Check the Collector record and have the mortgage company contact the Collector if necessary.
Need a paid-tax receipt Payment proof request Use Collector tax records and save the receipt.
Wrong Benton County Multiple counties share the Benton County name Confirm that your bill is for Benton County, Arkansas.

Before calling the Collector

  • Taxpayer name
  • Tax year
  • Parcel or tax ID
  • Property address
  • Personal-property information if applicable
  • Payment confirmation number if you already paid
  • Date and amount of attempted payment
  • Screenshot of any online error

Official Benton County Collector Resources

Use the official county page that matches your task. TaxCollectors.org is an independent guide and does not process Benton County tax payments.

Collector Home: Benton County Collector
Use this as the main starting point for tax records, payment, calendar and Collector information.
Pay Taxes: Benton County Collector Pay Taxes
Use for current payment methods, card fees, payment restrictions and online payment instructions.
Payment Methods: Benton County Collector Payment Methods
Use for mail, in-person payment and branch information.
Collector FAQ: Benton County Collector FAQ
Use for assessment routing, mortgage-company questions, exemptions, delinquent payments and processing fees.
Tax Calendar: Benton County Tax Calendar
Use for assessment and payment dates and the county’s penalty information.
Open Official Payment Page Open Official FAQ

Benton County Tax Collector FAQs

Who is the Benton County Tax Collector in Arkansas?

The current Benton County Collector website identifies Gloria Peterson as County Collector.

Where is the Benton County Collector office?

The main Rogers Collector office is listed at 2113 W Walnut St., Rogers, AR 72756. Benton County also lists locations in Bentonville, Gravette and Siloam Springs.

Can I pay Benton County property taxes online?

Yes. Start from the official Benton County Collector Pay Taxes page and use the county’s current payment route.

Does Benton County accept eCheck payments?

No. The current Benton County Collector payment page states that Benton County does not accept eChecks.

Can I pay Benton County taxes by phone?

No. The current Collector payment page states that Benton County does not accept payments by phone.

When are Benton County Arkansas 2025 property taxes due?

The current Benton County Collector payment page states that the statewide deadline to pay 2025 personal and real estate taxes is Thursday, October 15, 2026.

What is the Benton County tax payment card fee?

The current Collector page lists a third-party processing fee of $3.99 for charges from $0 to $110 and 3.59% for charges over $110.

How long does an online Benton County tax payment take to post?

The current Collector payment page states that online payments will be posted within 24–48 hours.

Does the Benton County Collector assess property?

No. The Collector FAQ says the Collector does not assess property. Property assessment questions should be directed to the Assessor.

What happens if I have delinquent Benton County taxes?

Check the current delinquent balance through the Collector. The Collector FAQ states that the office will not accept a current payment before a delinquent payment.

How many Benton County Collector offices are there?

The county currently lists four payment locations: Bentonville, Gravette, Rogers and Siloam Springs.

Is TaxCollectors.org the official Benton County Collector?

No. TaxCollectors.org is an independent informational guide. Use Benton County government sources for actual payments, balances, official deadlines and government transactions.

Before You Pay a Benton County Tax Bill

Start with the official Benton County Collector website. Confirm that your account belongs to Benton County, Arkansas, check the correct tax year, verify the amount, review any card-processing fee and save your payment confirmation.

  • Use the current county payment route rather than an unfamiliar payment site.
  • Remember that Benton County currently does not accept eChecks or phone payments.
  • Allow 24–48 hours for an online payment to post according to the county’s current instructions.
  • Use the Collector for payment, tax-record and receipt problems.
  • Use the Assessor for property-value and assessment questions.
  • If a mortgage company should have paid, verify the county record rather than assuming the escrow payment posted.
  • If taxes are delinquent, obtain the current amount before relying on an old statement.
  • Verify future deadlines, fees, office hours and payment rules directly with Benton County before acting.

Independent guide notice: TaxCollectors.org is not Benton County, the Benton County Collector, the Benton County Assessor, a payment processor, a tax adviser, a law firm or a government agency. This page is designed to help users find and understand the correct official route.