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US Property Tax Calculator by State

Estimate annual and monthly residential property tax using a state-level effective-rate benchmark.

Your inputs

Educational estimate — confirm your transaction with a qualified local tax adviser.

Results

Annual Tax

$4,984

Monthly Tax

$415

5-year projected tax

$25,937

Texas: 1.246% effective-rate assumption

This benchmark reflects typical tax relative to housing value. Your assessor's valuation, homestead exemption, school district and local levies may materially change the bill.

US Property Tax Calculator by State: How this estimate works

Property tax bills in the United States are set locally. This tool uses a weighted state effective-rate benchmark and lets you replace it with your county, city or assessor rate for a closer estimate.

  1. 1Choose the state where the property is located.
  2. 2Enter the assessed or market value used by your local authority.
  3. 3Use the manual override when you know the local effective rate.

Official source: Tax Foundation: 2026 state property-tax table. Rates and rules can change. Last reviewed August 2026.

About This Calculator

Use this tool to estimate a tax-sensitive property scenario and identify the inputs that need local confirmation.

How It Works

  1. 1Enter only the facts and assumptions that apply to the transaction.
  2. 2Read the outputs as an estimate, then test the assumptions that move the result most.
  3. 3Confirm tax, legal and lender requirements with the official sources shown below.

Worked Example

For a typical residential scenario in United States, change the price, debt, income or project inputs to match your case; the result is illustrative, not a quotation or tax filing.

National scenario · United States

Home value: $390,000
Local rate: 1.3%
Annual property tax: $5,070

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rely on this result alone?

No. It is an educational estimate. Eligibility, transaction documents, lender terms and local rules can change the outcome.

What should I verify first?

Start with the assumptions that have the largest financial effect, then check the official sources and obtain professional advice where needed.