Sharp County Tax Collector: Pay Property Tax, Office & Hours
Use this guide to pay Sharp County real estate or personal property taxes, search a tax record or receipt, confirm the Ash Flat Collector office, understand the October 15 deadline, or decide whether your problem belongs with the Collector, Assessor or Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands.
The live county payment portal is currently accepting tax year 2025 payments. Verify the taxpayer, parcel or personal-property record and tax year before submitting money.
Michelle Daggett
718 Ash Flat Drive, Ash Flat, AR 72513
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
October 15
Choose the Sharp County tax task you need
Property tax payment, assessment and delinquent-land questions can move between different offices. Start with the task rather than assuming every property issue belongs with the Collector.
How to pay Sharp County Arkansas property taxes online
Sharp County’s government resources direct taxpayers to an online county tax-payment system. The payment page identifies Michelle Daggett as the Sharp County Tax Collector and lists the same Collector contact information published by the county.
Search Sharp County property tax records before you pay
Sharp County tax records are available through Arkansas county-data services. A tax-record search can help you verify the taxpayer, parcel, tax year, balance and prior payment history before you start a new transaction.
| You need | Start with | Use it for | Do not confuse it with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current county tax payment | CountyService | Current personal-property and real-estate tax payment. | Assessment-value disputes. |
| Tax record or receipt history | ARCountyData | Tax records, current receipts and prior-year payment history where available. | A deed or title search. |
| Property assessment record | Sharp County Assessor / property-record system | Property value, assessment information and parcel questions. | Collector payment posting. |
| State-certified delinquent land | Commissioner of State Lands | Real estate already certified to the State for delinquent taxes. | Normal current-year county payment. |
Search with fewer fields first
If a name search does not return the account you expect, try the last name or business name with fewer additional fields. Property records can use an assessed-owner name, mailing address or parcel number that differs from the wording you normally use.
Sharp County Tax Collector office address, phone and hours
Collector: Michelle Daggett
Phone: 870-994-7334
Email: collector@sharp-county.org
Published hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Ash Flat, AR 72513
Mailing address:
Sharp County Tax CollectorP.O. Box 480
Ash Flat, AR 72513
When are Sharp County property taxes due?
Arkansas real and personal property taxes are generally due and payable from the first business day in March through October 15 in the calendar year following the assessment year. A county collector may open the tax books earlier when the certified tax books are available.
Do not assume a prior year’s deadline rule resolves a current account automatically. Check the live Sharp County balance and current county notices when the deadline is close.
Personal property assessment and tax payment are separate steps
In Arkansas, the Assessor lists and values taxable personal property, while the County Collector collects the resulting tax. DFA states that personal property is assessed annually and should generally be reported to the county assessor by May 31 to avoid the state-law late-assessment penalty.
Contact the Sharp County Assessor when a vehicle or other taxable personal property is missing, incorrectly described, newly acquired or assessed at a value you believe needs review.
Contact the Sharp County Collector when the assessment already exists and you need the tax amount, payment status, receipt, delinquency information or payment assistance.
Sharp County Collector vs Assessor: who handles your problem?
| Your question | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| How much tax do I owe? | Collector | The Collector bills and collects county property taxes. |
| Did my payment post? | Collector | Payment records and receipts are collection matters. |
| Why is my assessed value wrong? | Assessor | The Assessor determines taxable property values. |
| My vehicle is not assessed | Assessor | Annual personal-property listing belongs with the Assessor. |
| I need a tax receipt for tags | Collector | The Collector can verify paid county personal-property taxes. |
| The real estate was certified delinquent to the State | Commissioner of State Lands | State-certified delinquent real property moves into the State redemption process. |
Michelle Daggett
Why Sharp County personal property tax can affect vehicle tags
Arkansas DFA requires proof that personal property taxes due by the previous October 15 have been paid when completing certain vehicle title and registration transactions. Acceptable proof can include a receipt from the county tax collector or qualifying certification on assessment papers.
When delinquent Sharp County real estate moves to the State
Current or recently delinquent county taxes should start with the Sharp County Collector. Once delinquent real property has been certified to the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands, the State Land Office handles the state redemption process for that certified parcel.
Search the Sharp County tax account and contact the Collector for payment status, penalty questions and county-held delinquency.
Use the Commissioner of State Lands parcel system when the property has already been certified to the State for delinquent taxes.
The State Land Office specifically warns that paying delinquent taxes on property you do not own does not give you ownership of that property.
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Sharp County Arkansas Tax Collector FAQs
Who is the Sharp County Arkansas Tax Collector?
Sharp County currently lists Michelle Daggett as County Collector. The Collector’s Office handles county property-tax collection and can be reached at 870-994-7334.
How do I pay Sharp County Arkansas property taxes online?
Use the Sharp County payment portal linked from the county government’s resources page. The live portal currently states that it is accepting tax year 2025 personal-property and real-estate tax payments. Verify the account and year before submitting payment.
What are the Sharp County Tax Collector office hours?
The Sharp County Collector’s Office publishes Monday through Friday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The physical office is at 718 Ash Flat Drive in Ash Flat, Arkansas.
What is the Sharp County Tax Collector phone number?
The current Collector phone number is 870-994-7334. The office email published by Sharp County is collector@sharp-county.org.
When are Sharp County Arkansas property taxes due?
Arkansas real and personal property taxes are generally payable through October 15 in the year following assessment. State law provides an extension to the next qualifying business day when October 15 falls on a Saturday, Sunday or U.S. Postal Service holiday.
What happens if Sharp County property taxes are paid late?
Arkansas DFA states that a 10% penalty is extended against delinquent taxpayers when real or personal property taxes are not paid within the applicable deadline. Contact the Sharp County Collector for the current amount due on a specific account.
How do I search Sharp County property tax records?
Use the county tax-record service for current tax records and receipts. Search by available identifying information such as taxpayer name, address, tax year or parcel number, then verify the result before paying.
Should I contact the Sharp County Collector or Assessor?
Use the Collector for tax bills, payments, receipts, balances and delinquent collection. Use the Assessor for property value, personal-property assessment, parcel information and assessment corrections.
Can unpaid Sharp County personal property tax affect vehicle registration?
Yes. Arkansas DFA vehicle requirements can require proof that personal-property taxes due by the previous October 15 have been paid. A county Collector receipt can serve as proof in applicable transactions.
Where do I pay Sharp County real-estate taxes after the property is certified to the State?
If delinquent real property has been certified to the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands, use the State Land Office redemption process rather than assuming the normal Sharp County current-tax portal can resolve it.
Sources to use when Sharp County tax information changes
Tax balances, payment availability, office closures and delinquent status can change. Use the responsible government office or authorized system when you are ready to act.
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