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Real and personal property tax records are kept by the Tax Appraiser’s Office in each Kansas County. Land and land improvements are considered real property while mobile property is classified as personal property.Many Tax Appraiser Offices provide an online searchable database where, depending on the county, searches can be performed by name, address, neighborhood, or tax ID.For counties that are not online, information can be obtained by contacting the Tax Appraiser’s Office in person, by phone, or by mail.

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Haskell County

Assessor, Appraiser

Haskell County Appraiser
Haskell County Courthouse
300 South Inman St., Sublette, KS 67877
Phone (620)675-8269 Fax (620)675-8065

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