Collector of Revenue

The $500,000 means the Real Estate Tax Assistance Fund has met its initial fundraising goal. Eligible homeowners can get up to $3,500 to stop their houses from being sold at a tax auction.

The St. Louis Real Estate Tax Assistance Fund aims to intervene before properties go up for a tax sale, preventing St. Louis residents from losing their homes to foreclosure.

St. Louis officials are asking voters to reauthorize the 1% earnings tax for people who live or work in the city. The revenue provides more than a third of the city's budget.

They argue their clients should be refunded the city's 1% earnings tax because they worked from home outside of the city during the pandemic.

St. Louis is changing the rules for taxing telecommuters, a move tax experts say could make the city’s earnings tax vulnerable to legal challenges.Noncity…

The following questions recently came into Curious Louis from someone who wanted to be anonymous: Why do we (St. Louis residents) pay our personal and…

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Nov. 6, 2013 - Recently Mayor Slay’s administration sought to implement a contract with Veolia to…