Property Tax Calculator

About Property Taxes

Property taxes are typically collected by local governments and are based on the assessed value of the property. The exact rate can vary significantly depending on your:

State: Some states like New Jersey and Illinois have high rates (2%+), while others like Hawaii and Alabama are low (under 0.5%).
County & City: Local levies for schools, parks, and libraries add to the base rate.
Assessed Value: This may differ from the market value (sales price). Assessors may re-evaluate your property value annually or every few years.

Note: This calculator provides an estimate based on the "nominal" tax rate you enter. Actual tax bills may include additional fixed assessments (e.g., sewer, trash) that are not based on property value.

Property taxes are typically collected by local governments and are based on the assessed value of the property. The exact rate can vary significantly depending on your:

State: Some states like New Jersey and Illinois have high rates (2%+), while others like Hawaii and Alabama are low (under 0.5%).
County & City: Local levies for schools, parks, and libraries add to the base rate.
Assessed Value: This may differ from the market value (sales price). Assessors may re-evaluate your property value annually or every few years.

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