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(KAIR)--Atchison County tax payers who received incomplete tax statements in the mail should soon receive revised tax forms.
When the printer merged the information, the special assessments, mill levies and property tax levies weren’t included on the tax statement, said Atchison County Treasurer Shelia Bilderback.
“I contacted them Monday and they’re going to resend those back out,” Bilderback said.
She said her office hopes to send the correct statements out as soon as possible and tax payers should receive them in the next few days.
The first half of taxes are due Tuesday, Dec. 20.
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