Delinquent Taxes
Court records show Skelton owed delinquent Missouri income taxes and was eventually subject to wage garnishment while serving as Presiding Commissioner.
View DocumentProperty tax accountability
Your property taxes went up. Ike Skelton didn't pay his own.
While Camden County homeowners faced rising tax bills, Ike Skelton voted to keep collecting more revenue. Court records show he was not paying his own state taxes.
See the RecordsThe Facts
Higher Property Taxes
While homeowners were paying more due to rising assessments, Skelton voted to continue collecting the increased property tax revenue generated by those higher bills.
View MinutesPaid Only After Garnishment
The Missouri Department of Revenue issued a satisfaction of lien on February 3, 2025, after the taxes were paid following collection actions.
View DocumentThe Timeline
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Files affidavit to run for office.
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Tax judgment entered.
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State seeks wage garnishment.
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Tax lien finally satisfied.
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Higher property taxes.
Accountability Matters.
Taxpayers are expected to follow the rules. Elected officials should too.
Missouri Department
of Revenue Tax Lien
of Revenue Tax Lien
Delinquent Taxes
Writ of Garnishment
Filed
Sept. 2022
Sept. 2022
Wage Garnishment
Camden County Commission
General revenue levy
Higher Property Taxes
Missouri taxpayers can't afford Ike Skelton.
See the documents. Read the records. Decide for yourself.
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