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Pulaski County personal property has a March 1 marker

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Pulaski County vehicle paperwork starts months before a plate renewal. Personal property is assessed as of January 1, and the list is due to the Assessor before March 1.

That timing matters around Waynesville, St. Robert, Fort Leonard Wood, and rural Pulaski County because the assessor record is what later feeds the tax bill. A sold car, newly bought vehicle, trailer, or changed address can turn into a plate-renewal problem if the list is wrong.

Keep the offices separate. The Assessor handles what is listed and assessed for the year. The Collector handles payment after the assessment becomes a bill. A paid receipt cannot fix a missing or wrong assessment record by itself.

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