MISSION STATEMENT

Welcome to your Nez Perce County Treasurer’s Office – online. This site will answer many frequently asked questions and offers property tax information.

It is the mission of the Treasurer’s Office to uphold the integrity of the duties as directed by Idaho Code. The Treasurer’s Office staff is committed to provide courteous and professional public service by promoting innovation, change and performance excellence. We take pride in providing taxpayers a quality experience and knowledgeable environment when contacting the office.

This website has been developed to inform you of the services we provide, and to make it easier for you to use these services. The Treasurer and staff continually work to find innovative ways to assist you in meeting your responsibilities as a taxpayer. It is our hope that this information will be helpful to the citizens of Nez Perce County.

Sincerely,

Rebecca "Missy" McLaughlin

For information about how property taxes work in Idaho, please view the Idaho Association of Counties (IAC) video below:

Property Tax Relief from New 2023 Legislation

Idaho Association of County Treasurers Provides Information Regarding Upcoming Property Tax Relief from New 2023 Legislation. Please click HERE for information and frequently asked questions.

How Do Property Taxes Work?

Nobody likes property taxes and if you’ve ever felt that way, you’re not alone. But what are property taxes? They’re the primary funding source for essential services such as highway districts, cities, counties, schools and much more. Each of which are their own taxing district and levy their own property taxes. So I bet you’re wondering how does it all work? Watch the brief video from Keep It Local Idaho and find out.

Be Aware of Due Dates
Be aware of the important dates and deadlines for payments, applications for property tax relief and assessment appeals. It is particularly important that you be aware of your property tax due dates. Tax bills are mailed on each parcel, however, failure to receive a tax bill does not excuse the taxpayer from paying the taxes, late charge, and interest accrued, if any.

Address Changes
Be sure to notify the Assessor's Office whenever your mailing address changes.

Mailing Tax Payments
When mailing a tax payment, make sure the envelope is U.S. postmarked on or before the due date. The U.S. Postal Service does not guarantee a postmark the day you place mail into your home mailbox. You may need to take your payment into the post office to get it date stamped.
Make checks payable to: Nez Perce County Tax Collector.

Pay Taxes Online

Idaho State Tax Commission
For sales tax forms and filing information, go to the Idaho State Tax Commission website, contact them at 800-972-7660, or e-mail the tax commission.