The Richland County Treasurer and Tax Collector Office collects taxes for a local government and distributes these funds, including property taxes, business taxes, use taxes, and other local taxes in South Carolina. Their office maintains several records on Richland County tax collection, including information about paid and unpaid taxes, tax assessments, and personal information on individuals who pay taxes. Their property tax collector records include property appraisals, property tax assessments, and any tax liens or foreclosures. Treasurer and Tax Collectors may also provide information on appealing a tax assessment, setting up a tax payment plan, or filing for an extension. Tax collector information is available online through the Treasurer and Tax Collector website.
Richland County Treasurer's Office Columbia SC 2020 Hampton Street 29204 803-576-2250
South Carolina Treasurer Columbia SC 1200 Senate Street, Ste 118 29201 803-734-2101
The Richland County Town or City Hall provides municipal functions for a local government, and they can play an important role in tax collection in South Carolina. Town and City Halls maintain Richland County tax collection records on property taxes, business taxes, and other local taxes, and they also provide information about the tax assessment and collection process. These Richland County public tax records include paid and unpaid taxes, property appraisals, business earning reports, tax assessments, and any foreclosures or tax liens. The Town or City Hall may also provide information on setting up a Richland County tax payment plan, appealing a tax assessment, or applying for a tax refund. This information is often on the Town or City Hall website.
Arcadia Lakes Town Hall Columbia SC 6626a Arcadia Woods Road 29206 803-782-2272
Blythewood Town Hall Blythewood SC 171 Langford Road 29016 803-754-0501
Columbia City Hall Columbia SC 1737 Main Street 29201 803-545-3000
Eastover Town Hall Eastover SC 624 Main Street 29044 803-353-2281
The Richland County Clerk Office preserves important public records for a county or local government, and they may also keep records on tax collection in South Carolina. These tax collector records can include Richland County property taxes, business taxes, and other local taxes, and the Clerk Office may have records on paid and unpaid taxes, tax assessments, property appraisals, and any tax liens or foreclosures. These Richland County public records also show who paid the taxes and whether they were paid on time. Richland County Clerk Offices may provide information on appealing a tax assessment, setting up a payment plan for taxes, or qualifying for a tax refund. Tax collector information and records may be posted on the Clerk Office website.
Richland County Clerk Columbia SC 1701 Main Street 29201 803-576-1999