How do I change my address for property taxes after I have moved?
You can request an address change by utilizing the change of address form or include a written note with your tax payment.
My mortgage company pays my taxes. Why do I get a bill?
We send you a green-colored tax bill for your records.
I own multiple parcels in Elko County. Can I pay with one check?
Yes, you can. Please make sure your addition is correct, and list the parcels of the properties you are paying on the check. Include the stub(s) for each installment you are paying.
If I pay by mail, how can I get a recipt?
Your cancelled check is your receipt. If you need a paid receipt, please check off the box in your tax bill and mail in your entire tax bill with your payment.
How do I know if my taxes are paid?
You can check your status by going online and checking the public records page. You can search by your parcel # or by last name. If you make an online payment, please allow 24 hours to process your payment.
Do you accept postmarks?
Yes. The postmark has to be no later than the due date on each installment.
I need to change or add a name on my tax bill. What do I need to do?
The name on a real estate bill is the name of the deed holder. The Treasurer's Office cannot change the name on a property tax bill. A change of a name requires transfer of property through filing of legal documents through the Elko County Recorder's Office. Please contact that office at 775-738-6526 for information about the fees required and other requirements. For changes on the name of person property or business, you will need to contact the Assessor's Office at 775-738-5217.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE OFFICES CANNOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE
Why didn't I receive my tax bill?
Have you moved recently? Tax bills are sent to the last address of record. Please contact our office for a duplicate bill.
Where do my tax dollars go?
See the breakdown of how tax dollars are distributed and to who they go to on our tax info page under taxing entities.
What is the tax rate breakdown on my property?
Tax rates are approved after the final budgets of counties are complete and the Department of Taxation sends out their projections for revenues. From there Elko County holds a public hearing during one of their Commission meetings to approve the tax rate and show the breakdown of where those taxes go with a resolution. You can find those resolutions on the Commissioners page under Boards.
