Lee County MS Tax Collector: Pay Your Bill or Visit the Office
The Lee County Tax Collector handles property-tax collections, tax receipts, delinquent collections and several vehicle-related services for Lee County residents. The main office is in Tupelo at 201 W Jefferson Street, Suite B.
If you only need to pay or check a real-property tax bill, you can usually start with the county’s official Delta Computer Systems search instead of visiting the office.
Lee County Tax Collector
201 W Jefferson St # B, Tupelo, MS 38804
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Crystal Heatherly
How to pay a Lee County property tax bill online
Lee County links its real-property tax payments to Delta Computer Systems. The search can locate an account by owner name, property address, parcel number, section/township/range or PPIN.
Lee County Tax Collector office hours, address and phone
201 W Jefferson St # B
Tupelo, MS 38804
PO Box 271
Tupelo, MS 38802
Phone: 662-432-2200
Fax: 662-432-2261
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Holiday schedules can change normal hours.
Search Lee County property tax and appraisal records
Delta Computer Systems hosts Lee County’s online property-tax and appraisal searches. Its county index separates property-tax payments, personal-property taxes, mobile-home taxes, real-property appraisal information and land-redemption payments.
| Task | Where to start | Useful identifiers |
|---|---|---|
| Real-property tax bill | Online Property Tax Payments | Owner, address, parcel number, PPIN or section/township/range |
| Property value or appraisal | Real Property Appraisal | Property or parcel information |
| Business personal property | Personal Property Tax search | DBA name, address, parcel number, land-roll parcel or PPIN |
| Mobile-home tax | Mobile Home Tax Payments | Use the identifiers requested by the county-linked portal |
| Tax-sale redemption | Land Redemption Payments | Use the tax-sale or parcel information associated with the property |
When are Lee County property taxes due?
Mississippi property taxes are generally due on or before February 1 for property assessed during the preceding year. When February 1 falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the Mississippi Department of Revenue says payment may be made the following Monday without penalty or interest.
Property is assessed to the owner of record as of January 1.
The state explains that corresponding property-tax bills are generally issued later in the year, typically around November-December.
Taxes are generally due by February 1 of the following year, subject to the weekend or legal-holiday rule.
Tax Collector or Tax Assessor: which Lee County office do you need?
The Tax Collector and Tax Assessor handle different parts of the property-tax process. Sending a valuation or homestead question to the collection office can add an unnecessary step.
Lee County Tax Assessor contact
201 W Jefferson Street, Suite A
Tupelo, MS 38804
662-432-2700
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Homestead exemption timing
The Lee County Tax Assessor says an initial homestead exemption application must be filed between January 1 and April 1 for the year in which the exemption is first claimed. The assessor lists proof of ownership and identifying information for the applicant, spouse and joint owners among the application requirements.
What happens when Lee County property taxes are late?
Mississippi DOR explains that penalty and interest can accrue when real-property taxes are not paid on time, and delinquent real estate can ultimately become subject to a county tax sale.
Lee County states that its annual land sale is held on the last Monday in August and that the sale is conducted online through GovEase. Registration for the online tax sale begins August 1.
Lee County also explains that a tax-sale purchase does not immediately transfer possession. The property owner or other interested party generally has a two-year redemption period, and redemptions are handled through the Lee County Chancery Clerk.
Vehicle tags and other Lee County Tax Collector services
The Lee County Tax Collector does more than collect real-estate taxes. The office also handles vehicle tags and renewals, personal-property tax payments, mobile-home tax matters and related local collection services.
The official site links to online tag renewal and provides separate requirements for new purchases, title transfers and people moving into Mississippi.
The office collects tax associated with taxable business personal property such as equipment, machinery and furniture.
The county provides a separate online route for mobile-home tax payments and information.
Lee County MS Tax Collector frequently asked questions
What are the Lee County Tax Collector office hours?
The official office lists Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Holiday closures can change normal hours, so verify before a time-sensitive visit.
Where is the Lee County MS Tax Collector office?
The office is at 201 W Jefferson Street, Suite B, Tupelo, MS 38804. The mailing address is PO Box 271, Tupelo, MS 38802.
What is the Lee County Tax Collector phone number?
The current office phone published by the Lee County Tax Collector is 662-432-2200.
Can I pay Lee County property taxes online?
Yes. Lee County links real-property tax payments to its Delta Computer Systems property-tax search, where you can find an account and continue to payment.
How can I search for my Lee County tax bill?
The property-tax portal accepts searches by owner name, property address, parcel number, section/township/range or PPIN.
When are property taxes due in Lee County, Mississippi?
Mississippi property taxes are generally due on or before February 1 for property assessed during the preceding year. State guidance provides a next-Monday rule when February 1 falls on a weekend or legal holiday.
Who handles property values and homestead exemption?
The Lee County Tax Assessor handles appraisal, property-value and homestead-exemption matters. The Tax Collector handles the resulting tax bill and collection.
What if my online record still shows a balance after I paid?
Lee County’s online record provider notes that information can lag behind courthouse activity. Keep your receipt and contact the Tax Collector before submitting another payment.
Official Lee County and Mississippi tax resources
Office information, services, appointments, tax sales and renewal guidance.
Property tax, appraisal, personal-property, mobile-home and land-redemption searches.
Property values, exemptions, mapping and homestead information.
Statewide property-tax deadlines, appraisal guidance and county tax information.

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