US Property Tax Calculator 2023
Calculate property taxes with assessment ratios, exemptions, and payment schedules
π‘ Property Information
π Tax Rates
π Tax Exemptions
π° Tax Summary
Enter property details and calculate to see tax estimate
Detailed Tax Breakdown
Understanding Property Tax
π How Property Tax is Calculated
Property tax is based on the assessed value of your property and the combined tax rates in your area:
ποΈ Tax Rate Components
Funds city services, infrastructure, and local government operations.
Supports county services, courts, and county-level infrastructure.
Funds public schools, teachers, and educational programs.
Water districts, fire protection, parks, and other special services.
π‘ Common Exemptions
π Payment Information
Property taxes can typically be paid:
- Annually - One payment per year (common in many states)
- Semi-Annually - Two payments per year (e.g., June and December)
- Quarterly - Four payments per year
- Monthly - Often through mortgage escrow accounts
Average Property Tax Rates by State (2023)
Note: These are approximate average effective rates. Actual rates vary significantly by county and city.
Highest Tax States
- β’ New Jersey (~2.46%)
- β’ Illinois (~2.23%)
- β’ New Hampshire (~1.93%)
- β’ Vermont (~1.82%)
- β’ Connecticut (~1.76%)
Lowest Tax States
- β’ Hawaii (~0.28%)
- β’ Alabama (~0.41%)
- β’ Louisiana (~0.55%)
- β’ Delaware (~0.57%)
- β’ West Virginia (~0.58%)
Popular States
- β’ California (~0.73%)
- β’ Texas (~1.60%)
- β’ Florida (~0.83%)
- β’ New York (~1.40%)
- β’ Pennsylvania (~1.49%)
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on 2023 data only. Actual property tax amounts may vary based on local assessments, millage rates, exemption eligibility, and special assessments. Contact your local tax assessor's office for precise tax amounts and payment deadlines. Property values and tax rates are subject to change.