Get Personal Property Declaration St Louis County

Filing the Personal Property Declaration in St Louis County is an essential task for businesses to accurately report their tangible personal property for taxation purposes. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to filling out the form online, ensuring compliance and minimizing potential penalties.

Follow the steps to complete your declaration online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Personal Property Declaration form, and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Begin by entering your current mailing address in the designated field. If your business operates under a different name or location, ensure to indicate that clearly.
3. Follow the instructions regarding any name or address changes. If your business has closed, provide the closing date and a current mailing address.
4. In Section A, indicate the start date of your business in St Louis County and confirm whether you are currently operating. If applicable, record the closing date.
5. Answer the questions in Section B regarding any change in ownership over the past year, providing the new owner’s name and address if relevant.
6. In Section C, input the number of employees at your location, and describe your business activities in Section D. Also, include your NAICS code.
7. Select your business's legal entity from Section E and provide the owner's home address if you are a sole proprietor.
8. Address Section F regarding any deletions of assets reported from the previous year by attaching the necessary documentation if applicable.
9. In Section G, indicate whether you sell goods retail or wholesale, keeping in mind that you may need a Merchant’s License.
10. Answer questions in Section H about leased or rented personal property, and complete Schedule 4 if applicable.
11. Fill out any additional entity information in Section J and report if any personal property is listed under another name per Section K.
12. Complete all necessary schedules related to your assets, ensuring to include fixed assets, leased equipment, and supplies on hand as needed.
13. Sign and date the form, confirming that all provided information is accurate. An unsigned form may not be accepted.
14. Finally, submit your completed form before March 1st by emailing it to the designated Assessor’s Office email address to avoid penalties.

Start filing your Personal Property Declaration online today to ensure compliance and accurate assessment.