Jefferson County Tax Division
The Tax Division has moved!
The Tax Office address is as follows:
Mike O'Connell
Jefferson County Attorney
200 North, First Trust Centre
200 S. Fifth Street
Louisville, KY 40202
The new location is in the First Trust Center, which is directly off Congress Alley toward Fifth Street from our old location.
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2020 TAX BILLS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR PAYMENT PLANS. These bills will be paid to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office from November 1, 2020 through April 15, 2021. The Sheriff's Office no longer can receive payments for the 2020 tax bills.
Payment Plan Payments can now be made online at the Delinquent Tax Page.
The Jefferson County Attorney's Tax office is open weekdays from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The phone number is (502) 574-6331. The Jefferson County Attorney's Office, Delinquent Tax Department is open but social distance rules apply to protect against the spread of COVID-19.
Please only come to our office if it is necessary.
Payments can be sent via mail to:
Mike O'Connell
Jefferson County Attorney
200 North, First Trust Centre
200 S. Fifth Street
Louisville, KY 40202
If you must come to the office, please be respectful of others and wear a face covering.
For assistance, please call (502) 574-6331 and a Tax Division staff member will be available to help you. As the call volume will be high, please leave a message if prompted and a staff member will return your call as soon as possible.
Our Jefferson County Attorney's Office Tax Team collected more than $13 million in 2019, bringing in money that is used for services including fire protection, education and other essential government services.
To determine your current DELINQUENT property tax, please use the Jefferson County Clerk's Taxmaster site.
To review your home's assessment, please visit the Jefferson County PVA site.
AUTHORIZATION: The Jefferson County Attorney is statutorily required to administer and collect the delinquent ad valorem real and personal property taxes for property located within Louisville Metro pursuant to KRS Chapter 134 by agreement with the Kentucky Department of Revenue. These duties include assisting the Jefferson County Property Valuation Administration in Tax Assessment Appeals, working with the Jefferson County Sheriff and Jefferson County Clerk on all matters tax, and overseeing the collection, sale and foreclosure of delinquent tax certificates. The efforts are all part of meeting the Kentucky Constitutional Duty to impose tax for the support of our schools, communities, fire districts and governmental partners.
