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State Property Tax Calculators & Rates (2025)
Compare property tax calculators for all U.S. states. Currently featuring detailed calculators for Texas, California, Florida, and New York with county-level data.
Texas
Avg Rate: 1.81% • Population: 30.0M
Texas has the most counties of any state and offers substantial homestead exemptions. Recent legislative changes have increased exemptions significantly.
Key Features:
- Homestead exemption up to $140,000 (2025)
- Over-65 additional exemption up to $60,000
- Disabled veteran exemptions available
- School tax ceiling for seniors
California
Avg Rate: 0.75% • Population: 39.5M
California features Proposition 13 tax protection, limiting assessment increases to 2% annually. Prop 19 allows certain transfers.
Key Features:
- Prop 13 limits assessment increases to 2% annually
- Homeowner exemption up to $7,000
- Prop 19 intergenerational transfers
- Mello-Roos special assessments in some areas
Florida
Avg Rate: 0.91% • Population: 22.6M
Florida offers generous homestead exemptions and Save Our Homes assessment caps. No state income tax makes it attractive for retirees.
Key Features:
- Homestead exemption up to $50,000
- Save Our Homes 3% assessment cap
- Portability of assessment differences
- Additional senior and veteran exemptions
New York
Avg Rate: 1.23% • Population: 19.8M
New York features the STAR exemption program and complex NYC property tax classes. Assessment practices vary significantly by region.
Key Features:
- STAR exemption for school taxes
- Enhanced STAR for seniors (income limits apply)
- NYC has 4 property tax classes
- Veteran and disability exemptions available
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