Pulaski County Tax Collector: AR Payment, Hours & Records

Pulaski County · Arkansas primary guide with multi-state routing

Choose the Right State, Then Search or Pay the Tax Account

“Pulaski County Tax Collector” can lead to five different county offices. This page now focuses on Pulaski County, Arkansas—the strongest search intent—while providing clear official routes for Missouri, Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia.

For Arkansas, the tax-payment office is the Pulaski County Treasurer-Tax Division. The Assessor handles values and assessment records; the Tax Division handles bills, payments, receipts and delinquent collection.

Do not use the state name as a minor detail. Arkansas taxes become delinquent after October 15, Missouri taxes are generally due by December 31, Virginia uses a Treasurer, Kentucky uses the Sheriff, and Georgia uses a Tax Commissioner. Match the state, owner, parcel and official domain before paying.
Tax phone

501-340-6040

Payment office

201 S. Broadway, Suite 150.

Main hours

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

2026 deadline

October 15 before delinquency.

eCheck fee

Currently $0.25.

Assessor

501-340-6170

State and office-name router

Which Pulaski County tax office do you need?

Official office type, city, phone and payment authority
StateOfficial tax-payment officeAddress and phoneUse this office for
ArkansasCounty Treasurer / County Collector, Tax Division201 S. Broadway, Suite 150, Little Rock, AR 72201
501-340-6040
Real-estate and personal-property tax payment, receipts, delinquent collection
MissouriCollector of Revenue301 Historic Rt. 66 E, Suite 110, Waynesville, MO 65583
573-774-4711
Missouri real-estate, personal-property, merchant-license and delinquent-tax collection
VirginiaCounty Treasurer52 W. Main St., Suite 100, Pulaski, VA 24301
540-980-7785
Virginia county-tax payment and monthly bank-withdrawal plan
KentuckyPulaski County Sheriff Tax Office100 N. Main St., Somerset, KY 42501
606-678-5145
Current Kentucky property-tax bills; County Clerk handles delinquent certificates after turnover
GeorgiaPulaski County Tax Commissioner45 S. Lumpkin St., Suite 108, Hawkinsville, GA 31036
478-783-2811
Georgia real, personal, motor-vehicle, mobile-home and timber tax billing/collection
Arkansas clue: If the property is in Little Rock, North Little Rock, Jacksonville, Sherwood, Maumelle or another Pulaski County Arkansas community, use the Pulaski County Treasurer/Collector route—not PulaskiCollector.com in Missouri.

Jump to the Pulaski County Arkansas task

The Arkansas workflow comes first. Other-state offices remain available in a compact comparison section.

Official Arkansas payment workflow

Search and pay Pulaski County Arkansas property taxes online

Open the official Pulaski County Treasurer public portalStart from PulaskiCountyTreasurer.net or the public.pulaskicountytreasurer.net system. The mobile portal has a separate layout but uses the same county tax records.
Search with the strongest identifierUse the parcel number or Taxpayer ID/PIN from the statement when available. Otherwise use the taxpayer name, mailing address or property situs address.
Open the intended parcel or personal-property itemCompare taxpayer, parcel, address, amount due, tax year, property type and any listed dependencies.
Check for more than one itemA taxpayer may have several parcels or personal-property accounts. Do not assume that paying one row settles every tax obligation.
Choose the payment routeThe current site lists eCheck, card, PayPal, PayPal Credit, Venmo, Apple Pay, Google Pay and cash-at-retailer options. Availability can depend on the device and processor screen.
Review the processor fee before authorizationThe Treasurer currently advertises eCheck at $0.25. Other electronic methods carry portal/processor charges shown at checkout; the county does not receive them.
Save the confirmation and print the receiptKeep the parcel number, amount, date, payment method and confirmation. Use the tax inquiry portal later for a duplicate bill or receipt.
Portal search guide

Which tax-search field should you use?

Fields shown by the current mobile tax portal
Search fieldEnterBest useCommon error
Parcel NumberExact parcel number from statement or recordFastest real-estate lookupConfusing parcel with Taxpayer ID
Taxpayer ID / PINExact PIN shown on the tax recordAccount-specific searchUsing a vehicle VIN or unrelated state PIN
NameLast Name First NameYou know the billed taxpayerEntering first name first or only a new owner not yet on the roll
Mailing AddressAddress where the bill is sentOwner lives away from the taxed propertyUsing the property address instead
Property / Situs AddressPhysical location of real estateYou know the parcel locationAdding too many apartment, direction or suffix details
Search-result rule: An online record is useful for identifying the account, but changes in ownership, exemptions or assessment values belong to the Assessor. Do not pay a similar-name result without matching parcel and address.
Payment options and timing

Choose the best Pulaski County Arkansas payment method

Official payment routes and practical differences
MethodPublished ruleUseful whenWhat to verify
Online eCheckCurrently $0.25 feeLowest advertised electronic feeRouting/account number and available funds
Card / PayPal / digital walletProcessor fee shown at checkoutFast electronic convenienceTotal fee and correct parcel
Telephone1-833-277-8725; parcel number required; English/SpanishNo computer or mobile checkoutComplete before 11:59 p.m. October 15
Cash at participating retailerSelect CASH in online cart and obtain barcodeElectronic setup with cash paymentBarcode, retailer and processing deadline
Walmart Bill PayCash or debit; parcel and bill amount required; same-day posting statedIn-person retailer paymentCorrect county/parcel and keep receipt
Your bank bill-payOne payee per parcel recommendedBank-controlled paymentSeveral days of lead time and parcel in memo/account
Tax office counter201 S. Broadway, Suite 150Account research or counter receiptCurrent hours, bill and accepted method
Scam warning: The Treasurer states that Pulaski County does not contract with private individuals to collect property taxes. Never pay a caller through gift card, cryptocurrency, person-to-person transfer or an unverified link.
Offline payment details

Mail address, drop box and in-person tax payment

Mail with original coupon
Pulaski County Treasurer
PO Box 8101
Little Rock, AR 72203

Include the original bill coupon and keep a copy of the check/payment record.

Mail without coupon
Pulaski County Treasurer
PO Box 430
Little Rock, AR 72203

Write the parcel number on the check or money order so it can be applied correctly.

In-person tax office
201 South Broadway
Suite 150
Little Rock, AR 72201

Checks must be written in dark blue or black ink.

Drop-box locations and rules

Outside the Administration Building on Second Street between Spring and Broadway
Guard Station inside the Administration Building
Include parcel number on check or money order
Allow about 24 hours for posting
Do not place cash in a drop box
Keep a copy or photo of the payment and envelope
2025 taxes payable in 2026

October 15, 2026 payment deadline and cutoff details

2025 tax books are payable during 2026Arkansas property taxes are billed one year behind. The current Treasurer notice identifies the 2025 personal-property and real-estate tax books as payable in 2026.
October 15, 2026 — final current-tax deadlineThe books become delinquent after October 15. Internet and telephone payments close at 11:59 p.m. that day.
Mailed paymentThe Treasurer’s FAQ states that mail postmarked October 15 posts without penalty and interest. Use USPS and keep proof; do not assume a private meter mark controls.
Bank bill-pay and retailer paymentsSchedule early enough for transmission and application. A bank may take several days, and a retailer barcode/payment must be completed before the deadline.
Do not wait for the last evening to fix an account dependency. A wrong parcel, returned payment, unresolved assessment, city lien, sanitation fee or special-improvement charge can prevent the account from being fully cleared.
Delinquent-tax consequences

Penalty, interest, advertising fees and state certification

Published Pulaski County delinquent-tax charges
Account/chargePublished consequenceBest next action
Base late penalty10% of the base tax amountSearch the current account; do not add only 10% to an old bill
Personal-property advertising fee$1.75Request the exact current payoff and receipt
Real-estate advertising fee$1.50Confirm whether interest or other dependencies also apply
Delinquent real-estate interestAccrued daily at 10% per annumUse the official amount for the intended payment date
Real estate delinquent more than two yearsMay be certified to Arkansas Commissioner of State LandsFind out whether county or state now controls payment/redemption
Do not use a generic penalty calculator for certified land. Once an account moves into state-land collection, the controlling payoff, fees, redemption path and deadlines come from the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands and current county records.
Delinquent-tax call script“I need the current payoff for Pulaski County parcel [parcel] or personal-property account [PIN]. The tax year is [year]. Can you confirm the penalty, interest, advertising fee, dependencies and whether the account is still payable to the county?”
Collector vs Assessor records

Search Pulaski County Arkansas tax bills, property records and maps

Use the correct system for the record you need
NeedCorrect systemWhat it contains
Tax balance, amount due, receipt or duplicate billTreasurer public tax inquiryParcel/PIN, taxpayer, amount, payment flag and tax account data
Real-estate ownership and assessment recordPulaski County Assessor recordsAssessor-maintained real-property records and values
Parcel location and mapAssessor mapping systemParcel geography and mapping context; not a legal survey
Personal/business property assessmentAssessor online assessmentAnnual listing of taxable vehicles, equipment and business assets
Raw real/personal-property dataAssessor raw-data exportDownloadable datasets with official accuracy/timing disclaimers
Map limitation: The Assessor says its maps are for property ownership and valuation purposes, not legal conveyance or survey. Use recorded deeds, plats and licensed survey work for legal boundaries.
Assessment must happen before collection

2026 personal and business property assessment rules

2026 deadline

June 1, 2026, because May 31 fell on a Sunday.

A late assessment incurs a 10% penalty.

Individual personal property

Privately owned vehicles and other taxable personal property are reported annually to the Assessor.

Business property

Business vehicles, furniture, machinery, equipment and other income-producing assets must be listed with the Assessor.

Assess before trying to solve a payment or tag problemThe Collector cannot create or correct the underlying annual property listing.
Report acquisitions and disposals accuratelyThe Assessor may request title, bill of sale, insurance, out-of-state registration or business-closure proof.
Use only one account for a business vehicleThe Assessor FAQ says a vehicle already assessed on the personal account should not also be listed on the business account.
Keep the assessment confirmationYou may need proof that the vehicle or property is listed for the current year.
Disabled-veteran reminder: Exemption from payment does not mean exemption from annual assessment. The Assessor’s FAQ tells disabled veterans to continue assessment and contact the Treasurer/Collector about payment exemption eligibility.
Arkansas vehicle registration

Why personal-property assessment or tax can block a vehicle renewal

Arkansas requires a current personal-property assessment, paid personal-property taxes and current liability insurance for vehicle registration or renewal. The state system checks these items electronically.

Assessment shows “No”Contact the Pulaski County Assessor and confirm that the vehicle is listed for the current assessment year.
Property tax shows unpaidSearch the Treasurer portal, pay the correct personal-property item and retain the receipt.
You just moved to ArkansasObtain proof of current assessment or first-assessment status, proof of no delinquent personal-property tax and insurance.
You sold or moved before the assessment deadlineProvide the Assessor with acceptable disposal or out-of-state registration documentation.
Different offices: A state Revenue Office handles title/registration. The county Assessor fixes assessment status. The Pulaski County Treasurer-Tax Division confirms and collects personal-property tax.
Understand the bill

How Pulaski County Arkansas property tax is calculated

Step 1 — Market/appraised value

The Assessor determines the property value using Arkansas assessment rules.

Step 2 — Taxable assessed value

The Treasurer explains that taxable value is generally 20% of the appraised value.

Step 3 — Millage

The assessed value is multiplied by the applicable local millage rates. Rates vary by municipality, school district and taxing unit.

Separate dependencies: City liens, sanitation fees and special-improvement-district taxes can be billed separately and may have to be paid before or with ad valorem taxes. The Treasurer says these charges are not eligible for property-tax exemptions.
A lower tax bill usually starts with the Assessor—not the Collector. Use the Assessor for incorrect property, classification, value, exemption or assessment. Use the Tax Division after the underlying record is correct.
Little Rock office details

Pulaski County Arkansas Tax Collector phone, address and hours

Tax Division / County Collector

Collector: Debra Buckner

Phone: 501-340-6040

Fax: 501-340-6077

201 South Broadway
Suite 150
Little Rock, AR 72201
Assessor

Assessor: Janet Troutman Ward

Phone: 501-340-6170

Assessment phone: 501-340-6181

201 South Broadway
Suite 310
Little Rock, AR 72201
Suite-number distinction: County directories list the Treasurer’s administrative office in Suite 110 and the Collector/Tax Division payment office in Suite 150. Use Suite 150 for tax-payment service.
Published weekday hours: The county’s tax and assessor materials list 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., Monday–Friday. Verify holiday closures and deadline-season changes before visiting.
Troubleshooting

Common Pulaski County Arkansas tax problems

No record appearsTry parcel, PIN, last-name-first-name, mailing address and situs address separately. Confirm the state is Arkansas.
New owner is not shownSearch the prior owner or parcel number and verify the property before paying; ask the Assessor about the ownership record.
Several parcels appearMatch physical address, parcel, tax year and dependencies. Do not select every row without reviewing it.
Mortgage company should payContact the lender with the statement and loan number; continue checking the county account before October 15.
Need a tax receiptUse Pay Taxes/Tax Inquiry to obtain a receipt or duplicate bill after the payment posts.
Payment is missingHave confirmation/check number, parcel, amount and date ready. Do not pay twice before staff checks it.
Value or property description is wrongContact the Assessor. The Tax Division cannot alter the assessment record.
Certified real estateAsk whether the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands now controls the redemption/payment route.
Useful call script“I am checking Pulaski County, Arkansas parcel [parcel] / PIN [PIN] for tax year [year]. The property is [address]. I need to confirm [amount due / payment posting / delinquent status / whether the county or State Lands controls payment].”
Other Pulaski Counties

Missouri, Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia official tax routes

These compact paths satisfy the multi-state search intent without mixing another state’s deadlines or payment rules into the Arkansas account.

Pulaski County, Missouri

Collector of Revenue: Terri Mitchell

573-774-4711

301 Historic Rt. 66 E, Suite 110
Waynesville, MO 65583

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

Missouri current taxes are generally accepted beginning November 1 and due without penalty by December 31.

Open the Missouri Collector

Pulaski County, Virginia

County Treasurer: Melinda L. Worrell

540-980-7785

52 W. Main Street, Suite 100
Pulaski, VA 24301

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Use the Commissioner of the Revenue at 540-980-7750 for assessment/adjustment questions.

Open the Virginia Treasurer

Pulaski County, Kentucky

Current property taxes: Sheriff’s Tax Office

606-678-5145

100 N. Main Street
Somerset, KY 42501

Use the PVA at 606-679-1812 for ownership and assessed value. After unpaid bills transfer, the County Clerk handles delinquent certificates/tax sale.

Open Kentucky tax records

Pulaski County, Georgia

Tax Commissioner: Eric Vickers

478-783-2811

45 S. Lumpkin Street, Suite 108
Hawkinsville, GA 31036

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Real/business property taxes are due December 1; mobile-home taxes are due April 1 under the published county guidance.

Open the Georgia Tax Commissioner

Wrong-office warning: Virginia’s Commissioner of the Revenue, Kentucky’s PVA and Georgia’s Tax Assessor determine values. They are not substitutes for the Treasurer, Sheriff or Tax Commissioner that accepts the payment.
Final safety check

Before submitting a Pulaski County tax payment

State is Arkansas, Missouri, Virginia, Kentucky or Georgia
Official office type matches that state
Owner, parcel/PIN and address match
Tax year and personal/real property type are correct
All parcels and dependencies were reviewed
October 15, 2026 Arkansas deadline was checked
Processor fee is acceptable
Bank/card details are correct
No duplicate or mortgage payment is pending
Confirmation or receipt will be retained
Little Rock visit planning

Pulaski County Arkansas tax-office map

Tax Division
201 South Broadway
Suite 150
Little Rock, AR 72201

Call 501-340-6040 before traveling with a delinquent, returned-payment or state-certification problem.

Before leaving
  • Bring the bill, parcel or PIN.
  • Bring payment confirmation or returned-check notice.
  • Confirm whether you need Suite 150 Tax Division or Suite 310 Assessor.
  • Check holiday and seasonal office notices.
Official action sources

Official sources used for this guide

Last source review: August 5, 2026. Live balances, processor fees, retailer availability, office hours, delinquent payoffs and state-certification status can change. The taxpayer’s official account and responsible county/state office control when payment is made.

Pulaski County Tax Collector FAQs

Which Pulaski County Tax Collector does this guide focus on?

This guide primarily covers Pulaski County, Arkansas, where Debra Buckner serves as County Treasurer and Collector and the Tax Division is at 201 South Broadway, Suite 150, Little Rock. Separate routing is included for Pulaski County in Missouri, Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia.

What is the Pulaski County Arkansas Tax Collector phone number?

The Pulaski County Arkansas Treasurer-Tax Division lists 501-340-6040 for property-tax collection questions. The main tax-payment office is at 201 South Broadway, Suite 150, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201.

How do I search and pay Pulaski County Arkansas property taxes online?

Use the official Pulaski County Treasurer public tax portal. Search by parcel number, Taxpayer ID or PIN, name in last-name-first-name format, mailing address or property situs address. Verify the owner, parcel, tax year, property type, dependencies and amount before adding the item to the payment cart.

When is the Pulaski County Arkansas property-tax deadline in 2026?

The 2025 personal-property and real-estate tax books payable in 2026 become delinquent after October 15, 2026. Online and telephone payments must be completed by 11:59 p.m. on October 15, and mailed payments must carry a timely October 15 postmark under the Treasurer’s published guidance.

What are Pulaski County Arkansas online payment fees?

The Treasurer currently advertises a $0.25 eCheck fee. Card, PayPal, Venmo and digital-wallet payments can carry processor or portal administration charges shown before checkout. Pulaski County states that it does not receive the processor fee.

Where do I mail a Pulaski County Arkansas tax payment?

With the original bill coupon, mail payment to Pulaski County Treasurer, PO Box 8101, Little Rock, AR 72203. Without the coupon, include the parcel number on the check or money order and mail it to Pulaski County Treasurer, PO Box 430, Little Rock, AR 72203.

How do I search property records or correct a value?

Use the Pulaski County Assessor for real-estate records, mapping, values, ownership, exemptions and personal or business property assessment. The Assessor is at 201 South Broadway, Suite 310, Little Rock, and the main number is 501-340-6170. The Tax Division cannot change the value.

When was the 2026 personal-property assessment deadline?

Because May 31, 2026 fell on a Sunday, the Pulaski County Assessor extended the 2026 personal-property assessment deadline to June 1, 2026. An assessment filed after the deadline is subject to a 10% late-assessment penalty.

What happens when Pulaski County Arkansas taxes become delinquent?

The Treasurer lists a 10% late penalty plus a $1.75 advertising fee for personal property or $1.50 for real estate. Delinquent real estate also accrues interest daily at 10% per year. Real-estate parcels delinquent for more than two years may be certified to the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands.

Where are the Pulaski County tax offices in Missouri, Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia?

Missouri uses the Collector of Revenue in Waynesville at 573-774-4711. Virginia uses the County Treasurer in Pulaski at 540-980-7785. Kentucky property taxes are collected by the Sheriff in Somerset at 606-678-5145. Georgia uses the Tax Commissioner in Hawkinsville at 478-783-2811.