Payments:
For the safety of our tax payers and employees we are encouraging
contactless payments.

Please view our options:

Drop Box:
(White box located at the entrance to the east parking lot at the front of the courthouse)

Please no cash! Checks or money orders accepted, please include your tax stub or parcel number with each payment.

Mail in Payments:

Please Mail To:
Tanna Beal; Tax Collector
501 N Maple #210
Blackfoot, ID 83221

Please include your tax stub located at the bottom of your tax bill. This will help to insure your check is posted to the correct account. This includes, check and money order.

Bill Payments:

Set up payments through your financial institution if Bingham County is listed as a vendor.

Must have routing and account number. Payment options utilizing an electronic check system. The cost to utilize this method is $1.15 per parcel.

For more information click the Pay Now button below.

Pay Now
Paystation.com

Official Payments: (Debit or Credit Card)

Click Here To Make Payment

for Taxes

Official Payment Corp. takes the following credit cards:

or you can pay by phone by calling

1-800-2PAY-TAX (1-800-272-9829) Jurisdiction Code 2224

A nominal fee is charged for this service (minimum of $3.00, or 3% of the amount of payment). Please see the website for the convenience fee schedule. Credit cards are also accepted at our office. You will need your tax amount when paying through the internet or by phone. (Official payments phone number is located above) Official payments will not have access to your tax bill.

Late Charge and Interest:

Please remember if payments are postmarked after the deadline, a late charge and interest will be applied. Late charge is 2% of the unpaid balance and is applied on December 21st for the first half taxes. Interest is 1% per month beginning January 1. Late charge for second half tax is applied on June 21st and interest is 1% per month beginning January 1.

Failure to receive a tax bill does not excuse the taxpayer from paying the taxes, late charges and interest accrued, if any. Be sure to notify our office immediately whenever your address changes or if you do not receive a tax bill.

When mailing your tax payment, be sure the envelope is U.S. postmark on or before the due date.

If you will be traveling or out of the country at the time taxes are due, contact our office for an "estimated tax amount" so that you can prepay or make other arrangements to pay by the due date.

Proof of payment of property taxes is the responsibility of the taxpayer [I.C. 63-1306(2)]. Be sure to keep accurate records, receipts and cancelled checks documenting your payments.