Palm Beach County Tax Collector: Offices & Appointments 2026

Palm Beach County, Florida · Six service centers · 2026 action guide

Choose the Right Palm Beach County Tax Office

The Constitutional Tax Collector serving Palm Beach County handles far more than property tax. Residents use the office for tax payments, driver licenses, vehicle and vessel transactions, business tax, reservations and several state-related services.

This guide helps you choose the correct office, avoid an unnecessary trip, understand current property-tax timing and prepare for a reservation before you arrive.

Two September 30 deadlines matter right now: current 2026 Installment Payment Plan participants have their second property-tax installment due September 30, 2026, and Palm Beach County Local Business Tax Receipts must also be renewed by September 30 before delinquency begins October 1. In-person service at all six service centers still requires a reservation.
6 service centers

Belle Glade, Greenacres, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Delray Beach and Westlake.

Main phone

561-355-2264

General hours

Monday–Friday, 8:15 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

In-person rule

Reservation required.

Next key date

Sep. 30: IPP payment + LBTR renewal.

Fast decision

Start with the service—not the nearest office

1
You only need to pay or renew

Check online options first. Property tax, registration renewal, driver-license renewal and several tax services may not require an office visit.

2
You need an in-person transaction

Use the reservation workflow, select the correct service category, gather every listed document, then choose the location.

3
You have a late tax problem

Do not assume normal payment methods still apply. Delinquent real-estate tax has different payment restrictions and cannot be paid online.

Choose the task you need to finish

Use this as a countywide service hub. Location names are grouped in one comparison section so the page stays useful instead of becoming six thin doorway pages.

Location comparison

Belle Glade, Greenacres, Delray Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach and Westlake

All six locations publish Monday–Friday hours of 8:15 a.m.–5:00 p.m., but service details and practical arrival issues are not identical.

Constitutional Tax Collector serving Palm Beach County locations
Service center Address Useful difference Drop-box / visit note
Belle Glade 2976 State Road 15, Belle Glade, FL 33430 Driver license, motor vehicle, vessels, property tax, business tax, hunting/fishing. Inside-lobby drop box during business hours. Reservation required for in-person service.
Central Palm Beach / Greenacres 4215 South Military Trail, Greenacres, FL 33463 Adds hazmat fingerprinting to the common service-center menu. Inside-lobby drop box. West side of Military Trail near Lake Worth Road.
Downtown West Palm Beach 301 North Olive Avenue, 1st Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 Road tests are not available here. Administrative office is on the 3rd floor. Inside-lobby drop box. Be prepared to pay for public parking.
North County / Palm Beach Gardens 3185 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 Driver licenses, motor vehicles, vessels, tax services, hunting/fishing and hazmat fingerprinting. Outside drop-box option. Across from The Gardens Mall.
South County / Delray Beach 501 South Congress Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33445 The 2026 Tax Planner identifies South County for digital fingerprinting and TSA PreCheck. Inside drop box. East side of Congress south of West Atlantic.
Westlake 16440 Town Center Parkway South, Westlake, FL 33470 Full common service-center menu for tax, driver, vehicle, vessel and selected licensing tasks. Official page lists both inside and outside drop boxes.
Location-selection trick: choose by transaction first. A Downtown appointment is a bad fit when you need a road test, while a South County reservation may make sense when your task includes a service specifically offered there.
Appointment / reservation workflow

How to book a reservation without losing the time slot

The official system is reservation-only for in-person service. The newest reservation process also uses email verification, so booking is not complete just because you entered a preferred date.

Confirm Palm Beach County residency The reservation page is for county residents or people who can show that they are moving to Palm Beach County. Nonresidents are directed to Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles locations.
Choose the transaction before the office Select Driver License, Motor Vehicle, Property Tax, Business Tax, Vessel or the applicable additional-service category. This prevents reserving a location that cannot perform the task.
Complete the document questions The service-preparation tool identifies transaction-specific documents. A generated document summary is useful preparation, but it is not a reservation confirmation.
Enter an email address you can open immediately The Tax Collector’s 2026 reservation update says the system sends an email containing a verification link. Click that link so the reservation process can be confirmed and reminders can reach you.
Choose the right service center and time Downtown West Palm Beach does not offer road tests. South County has selected additional services. Match service to location before choosing the slot.
Save the confirmation and reservation ID Use the confirmation email if you later need to cancel or reschedule. Bring the confirmation/barcode if provided for faster check-in.

How early should you reserve?

The 2026 Tax Planner describes its lead times as planning estimates and says reservations can be scheduled up to 60 days ahead. A newer Tax Talk update says email verification has improved availability—for example, average driver-license/ID lead time fell from a previous 20–30 days to about 5–12 days. Availability can still change by service, location and demand, so use the live scheduler rather than treating any estimate as a guaranteed wait.

One reservation per person: the official service workflow limits reservations to one per person. Do not assume one reservation covers several people with separate identity or vehicle transactions.
Verify the email confirmation link
Bring every original document listed
Match the office to the exact transaction
Keep the reservation ID for changes
Allow parking and check-in time
Check closures or weather before leaving
Services

What the Constitutional Tax Collector serving Palm Beach County actually handles

Property taxes

Real-estate property tax payment, receipts, current payment status, installment-plan collection and delinquent-tax collection routes.

Tangible personal property tax

Tax payment for business-owned furniture, equipment and other taxable tangible property after assessment.

Driver license / ID

Driver-license and identification services performed as an agent for Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.

Motor vehicles

Titles, registrations, registration renewals, disabled parking permits, plates and related vehicle transactions.

Vessels and boats

Title and registration transactions for vessels, including renewals and ownership-related work.

Local Business Tax

Applications, renewals and payment for Palm Beach County Local Business Tax Receipts.

Tourist Development Tax

Account and filing/payment support for applicable short-term rental activity. A separate TDT phone number is published.

Hunting and fishing

Selected license transactions are offered at service centers.

Selected additional services

Some centers handle hazmat fingerprinting, digital fingerprinting, TSA PreCheck or other services. Verify the exact center before reserving.

“Constitutional” does not mean it is part of the Property Appraiser. The Tax Collector is an independently elected constitutional office. It collects taxes and performs authorized services; it does not set your assessed property value.
Property-tax workflow

How to pay Palm Beach County property tax without choosing the wrong account

Start from PBCTax.gov Use the official Pay Online page so you reach the authorized tax-payment system rather than a lookalike payment page.
Search the property Use the Property Control Number when available. If searching by address, begin with the cleanest address information and confirm the returned parcel.
Verify the bill before paying Match the Property Control Number, owner, property address, tax year, exemptions shown, non-ad valorem assessments and total amount due.
Choose eCheck or card eCheck is free. Credit/debit card payments carry a 2.4% convenience fee with a $2 minimum.
Check the payment month Annual property-tax discounts decrease from November through February. Do not pay an old amount after the discount period changes.
Save the transaction record Keep the Property Control Number, tax year, payment amount, payment date and confirmation details until the account shows correctly posted.
Electronic-payment acceptance: the office’s payment instructions warn that an email transaction notice is not the final proof that the bank payment was accepted. Verify bank information carefully and confirm posting after the normal processing window.
Official 2026 Tax Planner

Read the tax bill before you decide who to call

The official 2026 Tax Planner breaks a real-estate bill into fields that answer different questions. Reading those fields first can keep a payment issue from being sent to the Property Appraiser—and keep a value/exemption issue from being sent to the Tax Collector.

Important fields on a Palm Beach County real-estate tax bill
Bill field What it tells you Who fixes a problem
Property Control Number (PCN)Identifies the parcel and is the strongest reference for payment/account research.Use it with either office; Tax Collector for payment, Property Appraiser for parcel record.
Property ownerName attached to the tax roll when the bill was produced.Property Appraiser for ownership-record questions; Tax Collector for payment status.
Mailing addressWhere the bill is sent.Property Appraiser maintains the mailing address used for the bill.
Assessed / exemption / taxable valueAssessment and approved exemption amounts used before tax rates are applied.Property Appraiser, not the payment counter.
Ad valorem taxesTaxable value multiplied by the applicable millage rates.Value issue: Property Appraiser; millage questions: taxing authority listed on TRIM/bill.
Non-ad valorem assessmentsCharges not calculated from property value, such as certain service assessments.Contact the levying authority shown on the bill for the underlying assessment.
Discount amount / amount dueMonth-specific amount the Tax Collector can accept before delinquency.Tax Collector.
Delinquent-tax messageSignals that normal current-tax checkout may no longer apply.Tax Collector at 561-355-2264 for current payoff/payment route.

Why can a neighbor with a similar home pay a different amount?

The official planner explains that homestead assessment caps, non-homestead caps, purchase timing, portability and exemptions can produce different taxable values even for similar properties. A neighbor’s bill is therefore not a reliable benchmark for whether your own bill is correct.

New owner, escrow or missing bill?

You bought the property recentlySearch the PCN yourself. Florida law does not remove the duty to pay because the bill went to a prior owner or never reached you.
Your lender should pay from escrowCompare the Tax Collector posting with the lender’s disbursement date, amount and PCN. Do not make a duplicate payment until the first payment is researched.
Your mailing address is wrongUpdate the property mailing address through the Property Appraiser rather than asking the Tax Collector to permanently change the assessment roll address.
You need a duplicate billUse the official property-tax search to view or print a copy; not receiving the original bill does not extend the deadline.
Current as of August 20, 2026

2026 Palm Beach County property-tax and installment-plan timing

2025 annual property taxes are already delinquent if unpaid The normal 2025 annual real-estate and tangible-property payment period ended March 31, 2026. Those unpaid accounts require delinquent-payment rules.
September 30, 2026 — second installment-plan payment If you are already enrolled in the 2026 Installment Payment Plan, the next published installment is due September 30.
November 1, 2026 — 2026 annual property taxes open The Tax Collector’s calendar says 2026 property taxes open for collection and the 4% early-payment discount begins November 1.
November 30 — last day for the 4% discount If paying the annual bill rather than an installment plan, this is the current published cutoff for the 4% discount.
December 31 — third 2026 installment-plan payment The third installment is due at year end for current participants.
2027 installment-plan enrollment opens November 1, 2026 Applications are accepted during the official November 1–April 30 enrollment period, subject to eligibility.
Annual-payment discounts
  • November: 4%
  • December: 3%
  • January: 2%
  • February: 1%
  • March: no discount
  • April 1: delinquent if unpaid
Installment-plan eligibility

Estimated property tax must total more than $100. The formal plan is separate from simply sending a partial payment on a normal bill.

September 30, 2026 — Local Business Tax Receipt renewal deadline Businesses that need a Palm Beach County LBTR should renew by September 30. Unpaid receipts become delinquent October 1 and the penalty schedule begins.
Do not confuse the annual tax cycle with IPP. An owner on the Installment Payment Plan has June/July, September, December and March payments. A taxpayer not on IPP normally pays the annual bill during November–March.
Cash-flow options

Installment Payment Plan or homestead tax deferral?

These programs solve different problems. The Installment Payment Plan spreads a future/current annual tax cycle into scheduled payments. Homestead tax deferral delays qualifying taxes and assessments but creates a priority lien and accrues interest.

Do not confuse Palm Beach County’s two tax-payment relief routes
Program Who may qualify Key deadline Important consequence
Installment Payment Plan Estimated property/tangible tax over $100; timely enrollment and first payment. Enroll Nov. 1–Apr. 30. Current 2026 participants: second payment Sep. 30. Four scheduled payments; total discount is slightly under 4% when deadlines are met.
Homestead tax deferral Homestead-qualified owners meeting income, mortgage and insurance conditions. Application must be received by March 31 for the current Nov.–Mar. tax period. Deferred amount becomes a priority lien and accrues interest, capped by the program at 7% per year.

2026 IPP schedule for current participants

Payment 2 — September 30

The second installment is one-quarter of estimated tax with the plan’s published 4.5% discount.

Payment 3 — December 31

The third payment is calculated from the remaining balance after the earlier installments and carries the plan’s published 3% discount.

Payment 4 — March 31, 2027

The final installment pays the remaining balance. Any unpaid property tax after April 1 moves into delinquent status.

Missed September or December?

The IPP page describes later catch-up handling, but do not estimate the catch-up amount yourself; use the current installment bill/account.

Homestead deferral has stricter eligibility

The official Tax Collector page requires homestead eligibility, income proof, a primary mortgage no greater than 70% of assessed homestead value, and sufficient fire/extended-coverage insurance with the required loss-payable clause. Full or partial deferral depends on age and household adjusted gross income.

Deferral is not forgiveness. Deferred tax plus interest becomes due when qualifying homestead status, use or ownership changes, or when required insurance is not maintained.
Processing time and fees

Online, service-center, drop-box and mail payment differences

Current real-estate property-tax payment routes
Route Typical processing / lead time Accepted for current real-estate tax Practical warning
Online1–3 business dayseCheck and credit/debit cardeCheck is free; cards cost 2.4% with $2 minimum.
Service centerReservation lead time commonly 1–3 business daysCheck, money order, cashier’s check, card and cashReservation required for counter service.
Drop boxAbout 5–7 business daysCheck, money order, cashier’s checkNo reservation is needed just to use a secure drop box.
Mail10–15 business days in Nov.–Mar.; general guidance lists 3–5 business days Apr.–Oct after receiptCheck, money order, cashier’s checkPostal delivery time is additional to office processing time.
Wire transferAbout 1–3 business daysCurrent/delinquent tax wire route under official instructionsUse the office’s exact wire instructions.
No improvised partial/split payment: the office’s general payment guidance says partial payments are not accepted and one payment cannot be split among different payment sources. The formal Installment Payment Plan is a separate program with its own schedule.

Mail a current property-tax payment without creating a processing delay

Current property-tax mailing address
Tax Collector, Palm Beach County
P.O. Box 3353
West Palm Beach, FL 33402-3353

Use the live official instructions if the account is delinquent or your bill shows a different special-payment route.

2026 Tax Planner preparation rules
  • Make check, money order or cashier’s check payable to Tax Collector, PBC.
  • Pay in full using U.S. funds.
  • Do not tape, fold, staple or paper-clip the payment.
  • Do not write on the payment stub.
  • Keep the cancelled check as payment evidence.
Mail timing: the planner lists office processing of roughly 10–15 business days during November–March and 3–5 business days during April–October, after the payment reaches the office. U.S. Postal Service delivery time is additional.

Current cash-change policy

Due to the national penny shortage, the Tax Collector says service centers can no longer provide pennies as change. Cash transactions requiring change are rounded to the nearest nickel under the published rule. Use exact cash, check or electronic/card payment when you want to avoid cash rounding.

Late property tax

Delinquent Palm Beach County real-estate tax uses different rules

Once real-estate property tax is delinquent, do not reuse the normal current-tax checkout instructions. The Tax Collector’s delinquent-payment page changes both the available payment channels and accepted payment types.

What changes after delinquency
  • Online payment is not available for delinquent real-estate tax.
  • Postmark is not proof of payment once delinquent.
  • The payment must be received by the office under the current delinquent instructions.
  • Interest and penalties apply.
Service-center payment limits

The delinquent real-estate payment page lists cash, money order and cashier’s check for service-center payment. It lists no credit/debit card and no personal check for that delinquent route.

Do not guess the payoff. A delinquent amount can change with time and collection status. Confirm the current payoff and acceptable payment method before mailing, dropping off or reserving a visit.
Useful call script “I need the current delinquent real-estate payoff for property/control number [PCN]. I plan to pay on [date] by [cashier’s check/money order/cash/wire]. Can you confirm the exact amount, where it must be received and whether any additional status changes the payment instructions?”
After April 1

What a tax certificate sale means—and what it does not mean

A tax certificate is a lien for unpaid real-estate property tax. The investor pays the delinquent tax in exchange for a bid rate of return; buying the certificate does not immediately make the investor the property owner.

April 1: real-estate tax is delinquent Interest and other costs begin under delinquent-tax rules, and normal online payment is no longer available.
The annual tax certificate sale follows Florida law requires the sale 60 days after delinquency or June 1, whichever is later, for qualifying unpaid taxes and fees.
The owner can redeem a sold certificate Redemption requires the delinquent tax, accrued interest, advertising costs and the published $6.25 collection fee for each certificate.
Two years can lead to a tax-deed application If delinquent taxes remain unpaid for the statutory period, a certificate holder may file a Tax Deed Application that starts a separate legal sale process.
Redemption remains possible before the tax-deed sale The Tax Collector says the property owner may redeem the Tax Deed Application before the property is sold at the tax-deed sale.
Owner action: do not wait for a tax-certificate investor to contact you. Use the Tax Collector’s current delinquent payoff and certificate status because interest and fees change.
Driver and motor-vehicle services

Driver license, vehicle registration and kiosk options

Simple registration renewal Try online MyEasyGov first. Standard online renewal processing is 1–3 business days and the registration is normally mailed afterward.
You need the decal immediately Check whether you qualify for an MV Express kiosk. Eligible kiosk transactions can print the registration and decal on the spot.
Registration has a stop or hold A kiosk or online renewal may not work. Clear the stop, hold or violation first, then use the correct renewal route.
You must change the mailing address The kiosk page says address changes cannot be handled through the kiosk; use the proper online or service-center route.
You need a road test Schedule the road-test service and choose a location that performs it. Downtown West Palm Beach does not.
Road-test weather is hazardous The locations page warns that road tests are suspended when weather is hazardous.
Kiosk fee note: the official kiosk page currently lists a 2.3% credit-card service fee plus a $4.50 convenience fee. This is different from the standard online tax card fee, so do not transfer one fee schedule to another transaction.
Title-transfer micro-help

Out-of-state title with a lienholder: plan before reserving

If an out-of-state vehicle title is held by a lienholder, the Tax Collector publishes a location-specific lienholder-letter process. This is one of the easiest transactions to delay by reserving too soon or choosing the wrong office.

Choose the service center first The lienholder letter is tied to the office where you want the title transaction processed.
Complete the correct lienholder form Use the official form for Belle Glade, Delray Beach, Greenacres, Palm Beach Gardens, Westlake or West Palm Beach.
Send it to your lienholder The lienholder sends the required title/authorization information directly to the selected office.
Reserve far enough ahead The official title page advises making the in-person reservation at least 30 days in the future so the lienholder response has time to arrive.
Use the same location Do not send title paperwork to one service center and casually reserve another unless the office tells you to change the destination.
Skip an office when possible

MV Express kiosks, South County extras and service-specific appointments

MV Express registration kiosks

The 2026 Tax Planner lists registration-renewal kiosks at selected Publix locations in communities including Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, Palm Springs, Boynton Beach, Golf, Lake Worth Beach, Royal Palm Beach and Boca Raton. Eligible transactions can print the registration and decal on the spot.

A kiosk is not a full Tax Collector office. Address changes, title problems, stops/holds and transactions outside kiosk eligibility require another route. Check the live kiosk page because store locations can change.

South County: TSA PreCheck and digital fingerprinting

The official 2026 Tax Planner identifies the South County Service Center in Delray Beach as the county Tax Collector location for these selected services. They use their own appointment/prepayment workflow rather than the ordinary tax-payment reservation.

TSA PreCheck

The planner lists South County appointments Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–3:40 p.m., scheduled and prepaid through IDEMIA/IdentoGO.

Digital fingerprinting

The planner lists appointment-only service at South County Monday–Friday, 12:00 p.m.–3:40 p.m., with prepayment through IdentoGO.

Business assets

Tangible personal property tax: the $25,000 threshold and delinquency risk

Tangible personal property tax applies to business furniture, fixtures, machinery, equipment and other taxable business assets. The Property Appraiser determines value; the Tax Collector collects the resulting bill.

Assessed at $25,000 or less

The Tax Collector says no tangible personal property tax is due at or below this assessment level. An initial return must still be filed with the Property Appraiser; if the value remains below $25,000, subsequent returns are generally not required.

Buying a business or assets

Tax liability follows the tangible personal property, not merely the former owner. Check for unpaid TPP before buying a business, mobile home or rental property with taxable assets.

Current and delinquent TPP are not handled like delinquent real estate

Unlike delinquent real-estate tax, the Tax Collector allows current and delinquent tangible personal property tax to be paid online. Standard online processing is about 1–3 business days; eCheck is free and card payments carry the published 2.4% fee with $2 minimum.

Delinquent TPP escalates quickly: the official guidance adds a 20% collection fee to the gross amount, advertises the property within 45 days with advertising costs added, and issues tax warrants June 1. The office then petitions the 15th Judicial Circuit for levy/seizure authority on unpaid tangible property.

Closing a business does not erase the existing tax bill

If the business existed on January 1 of the assessment year, the Tax Collector says that year’s bill remains valid. Notify the Property Appraiser of the closure and status of the assets so the business is not incorrectly assessed in a later year.

Current September deadline

Local Business Tax Receipt renewal: avoid the October penalty ladder

If you sell merchandise or provide services in Palm Beach County, a county Local Business Tax Receipt may be required even for a one-person or home-based business. It does not replace state licensing, zoning or a municipal business tax receipt when those separately apply.

Current deadline: the 2026 renewal period runs July 1–September 30. An unpaid LBTR becomes delinquent October 1.
Official Local Business Tax delinquency schedule
Date Published consequence Best action
October 110% penaltyRenew before this date whenever possible.
November 115% penaltyUse the live business-tax account, not an old notice amount.
December 120% penalty + $10 collection feeResolve promptly if proof of active receipt is needed.
January 125% penalty + $10 collection feeConfirm the full balance before paying.
February 1Subject to $250 fine under the cited Florida statuteContact Business Tax if account status is unclear.
April 1Warrant + $75 Revenue Recovery Solutions feeUse current collection instructions immediately.

Opening, moving or closing a business

Starting a business Check zoning and professional licensing first where applicable, then complete the LBTR application with supporting documents.
Moving the business The Tax Collector says relocation requires a new Local Business Tax Receipt rather than merely editing the old receipt.
Closing the business Notify the Tax Collector using the Business Closing/Moving Out of County route and separately notify the Property Appraiser about taxable business assets.
Operating inside a municipality Check the city too; many Palm Beach County municipalities require their own local receipt in addition to the county receipt.
Short-term rental owners

Tourist Development Tax: 6% rental tax and monthly filing

Palm Beach County Tourist Development Tax applies to taxable transient rentals of six months or less. The current Tax Collector page lists TDT at 6% of taxable rental receipts, in addition to state sales tax.

Create a TDT account Each host must establish the required TDT account before remitting county tourist tax.
Obtain the short-term-rental business receipt Vacation rentals must obtain a Short-Term Rental Local Business Tax Receipt for each TDT account.
Display required account numbers in advertising The current TDT guidance requires the TDT account number and Short-Term Rental LBTR number in online vacation-rental advertising.
File every month—even when rental revenue is zero Returns are due on the first and are considered late after the 20th. The Tax Collector specifically requires a $0 return when there was no rental activity.
Do not assume a booking platform handles Palm Beach County TDT The county page says the host remains responsible for collecting/remitting TDT; a property owner can remain liable for deficiencies even when another party files on the owner’s behalf.
Different transaction channel: the Tax Collector’s TDT payment-options page lists online payment as the available route and does not list ordinary service-center, drop-box, mail, kiosk or wire payment for normal TDT remittance. Use the TDT portal rather than arriving at a regular service-center counter.
Correct office routing

Tax Collector or Palm Beach County Property Appraiser?

Use the right office before calling
Your question Start with Why
How much property tax do I owe?Tax CollectorCollects the bill and shows payment status.
Did my mortgage company pay?Tax Collector + lenderCheck payment posting before making a duplicate payment.
Why is my assessed value higher?Property AppraiserThe Appraiser determines assessment value.
Where is my homestead exemption?Property AppraiserExemptions are assessment records, not Tax Collector approvals.
I need a delinquent payoff.Tax CollectorHandles collection status and acceptable payment route.
My mailing address on the tax bill is wrong.Property AppraiserThe tax bill is sent using the address on file with the Property Appraiser.
Do not pay to “fix” a value dispute. Paying a bill does not change the assessment. Likewise, an Appraiser record does not prove that the Tax Collector has received payment.
Reviews and photos intent

How to use office reviews and photos without being misled

Google results often show separate review profiles for Belle Glade, Greenacres, Delray Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach and Westlake. Ratings can differ substantially by branch and change as new reviews arrive, so a countywide guide should not freeze a live location rating as if it were permanent.

Historical organization-wide context

The Tax Collector’s FY 2024–25 Annual Report said the organization received 282 Google reviews during that fiscal year and reported a 3.8-star overall rating across more than 1,400 total Google reviews. Treat that as historical annual-report context—not today’s rating for any individual branch.

What current SERP reviews reveal

Third-party local listings show branch-level ratings and comments, but addresses, appointment buttons and service descriptions can be stale. Use reviews for experience patterns only; verify reservation rules, services, hours and addresses on PBCTax.gov.

Use official photos to recognize the right building

The Tax Collector’s location pages show current office images along with the address, service list and drop-box note. This is more useful for arrival planning than copying third-party photos that may be mislabeled or old.

Better decision signals than a star score: Does the office perform your exact transaction? Is the reservation confirmed? Are all documents ready? Is parking/drop-box access understood? Those factors usually determine whether the visit succeeds.
Contact help

Palm Beach County Tax Collector phone, administrative office and contact forms

Client Care & Research Center

Main phone: 561-355-2264

Published phone hours: Monday–Friday, 8:15 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Administrative Office
Governmental Center
301 North Olive Avenue, 3rd Floor
West Palm Beach, FL 33401

The Downtown public service center is on the 1st floor; administration is on the 3rd.

Choose the right contact form

The official Contact page separates Property Tax, Property Sold, Property Closing, Motor Vehicle, Driver License, Business Tax, Tangible Property Tax, TDT, Vessel and other topics. Pick the matching subject instead of sending a vague general message.

Tourist Development Tax

TDT callers have a separate published phone line: 561-355-3547.

Call script “I need help with [property tax / driver license / title / registration / business tax]. My account, PCN, plate, title or business number is [number]. I am trying to [pay / verify posting / schedule / correct a transaction]. Which online route or service center should I use, and what documents/payment type should I bring?”
Before you leave home

Palm Beach County service-center checklist

Reservation confirmation is for the correct person
Selected office performs the needed service
Original identity documents are ready when required
Two proofs of address are ready when the service requires them
Vehicle title, registration and insurance documents are complete
Property-tax PCN or bill is saved for tax questions
Payment method is accepted for the exact transaction
Delinquent-tax payment is not using current-tax rules
Parking and drive time are allowed for
Office closure/weather notice was checked
Official source hub

Official sources used for live actions and time-sensitive checks

The important rules are explained above. Open these primary sources only when you are ready to schedule, pay, file or verify a detail that can change.

Last source review: August 20, 2026. PBCTax.gov service-center, reservation, payment, property-tax, delinquency, business-tax, TDT, vehicle and 2026 Tax Planner sources were audited. Live appointment inventory, account balances, fees, office closures and collection status can change.

Constitutional Tax Collector Serving Palm Beach County FAQs

Do I need an appointment for the Constitutional Tax Collector serving Palm Beach County?

Yes. A reservation is required for in-person service at all six service centers. The reservation system is for Palm Beach County residents or people who can prove they are moving to the county. The current system also sends an email-verification link that should be completed so the reservation and reminders can be confirmed.

Where is the Belle Glade Palm Beach County Tax Collector office?

The Belle Glade Service Center is at 2976 State Road 15, Belle Glade, FL 33430, at the southwest corner of FL 80 and US 441. Published hours are Monday–Friday, 8:15 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Where is the Greenacres Palm Beach County Tax Collector office?

The Central Palm Beach Service Center is at 4215 South Military Trail, Greenacres, FL 33463. It handles driver licenses, motor vehicles, vessels, property tax, business tax, hunting/fishing and hazmat fingerprinting. Reserve before visiting.

Where is the Delray Beach Palm Beach County Tax Collector office?

The South County Service Center is at 501 South Congress Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33445. Published hours are Monday–Friday, 8:15 a.m.–5:00 p.m. The 2026 Tax Planner also identifies South County for digital fingerprinting and TSA PreCheck.

Where is the Palm Beach Gardens Tax Collector office?

The North County Service Center is at 3185 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410, across from The Gardens Mall. It provides tax, driver-license, motor-vehicle, vessel and other services. A reservation is required.

Where is the West Palm Beach Constitutional Tax Collector office?

The Downtown West Palm Beach Service Center is at 301 North Olive Avenue, 1st Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401. The administrative office is on the 3rd floor. Road tests are not available at Downtown, and public parking may require payment.

What services does the Constitutional Tax Collector serving Palm Beach County provide?

Services include property tax, tangible personal property tax, local business tax, tourist development tax, driver licenses and IDs, vehicle/vessel title and registration work, disabled parking permits, hunting/fishing licenses and selected additional services. Availability varies by center.

How do I pay Palm Beach County property taxes online?

Use the official PBCTax.gov Pay Online page. eCheck is free. Credit/debit card tax payments have a 2.4% convenience fee with a $2 minimum. Standard online tax payments generally process in 1–3 business days.

When are Palm Beach County property taxes due?

Annual property taxes are payable November 1–March 31. Early-payment discounts are 4% in November, 3% in December, 2% in January and 1% in February. March has no discount, and unpaid taxes become delinquent April 1.

Where can I see Palm Beach County Tax Collector reviews and office photos?

Reviews are location-specific and ratings change, so this guide does not publish a fixed star rating or Review schema. The official location pages include office photos and operational details. The official Contact page also provides a Rate Our Service route for feedback.