E-234 Business Earnings Tax Forms Available Exclusively Online

The 2023 tax year filing deadline is coming up on April 15th. All of the Collector of Revenue Earnings Tax forms you need can be found on our website.

March 7, 2024 | 2 min reading time
A photo of St. Louis City Hall overlaid with the Common Seal of the City of St. Louis.

The 2023 tax year filing deadline is coming up on April 15th. All of the Collector of Revenue Earnings Tax forms you need can be found right here on our website. This includes the E-1 Individual Earnings Tax Return for wage and salary earners and the E-234 Business Earnings Tax Return for independent contractors, sole proprietors, partnerships, corporations, and other businesses and self-employed individuals.

This year, the Collector of Revenue will not mail blank E-234 forms to taxpayers active on our rolls to reduce the cost and environmental impact of printing, postage, and delivery. Most of our E-234 filers already acquire the form via their tax preparer. However, if you prepare your own taxes, you can still easily download the E-234 form and instructions right here. If you’re unable to print the form yourself, please contact our office, and we will gladly mail you a blank form. You can call our Business Earnings Tax Department at (314) 622-3296, email us at earningstaxcor@stlouis-mo.gov, or visit us at City Hall on the 4th floor in Room 410.

Once you’ve got your forms, make sure to file and pay by April 15th. If you have questions or need assistance completing your E-234 return, our Business Earnings Tax Department is happy to help. Contact us at the phone number or email address above or stop by our City Hall office for in-person assistance. We look forward to serving you!

Related Stories

  1. Applications for St. Louis Senior Property Tax Freeze Credit Now Live Mar 04, 2024: Senior residents can now apply to freeze their property taxes, providing financial relief to those burdened by the rising costs of property taxes.
  2. Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Signs Senior Property Tax Freeze Bill, Bringing Relief to Senior Homeowners Dec 18, 2023: St. Louis joins dozens of local governments throughout the state of Missouri with the signing of this legislation.
  3. Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Hosts Senior Citizen Roundtable, Proposes New Effort to Help St. Louis Seniors with Property Tax Freeze Legislation Oct 04, 2023: The legislation being finalized would freeze property taxes for seniors beginning with 2023 levels

Related Services

  1. Pay Your Personal Property Tax Personal property taxes are due by December 31st of each year.
  2. Declare Your Personal Property Declare your personal property online, by mail, or in person by April 1st and avoid a 10% assessment penalty.
  3. Obtain a Personal Property Tax Receipt Instructions for how to find City of St. Louis personal property tax history, print a tax receipt and/or proceed to payment.
  4. Apply for the Senior Property Tax Freeze Credit - City of St. Louis Instructions to apply for the City of St. Louis Senior Property Tax Freeze Credit program, which provides senior citizens with fixed City property tax rates.
  5. Obtain a Tax Waiver (Statement of Non-Assessment) Residents with no personal property tax assessed in the prior year can obtain a statement of non-assessment (tax-waiver)

Was this page helpful?      



Comments are helpful!
500 character limit

Feedback is anonymous.