Alabama Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 67 Alabama counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can appeal their assessment. The deadline to appeal is Varies by county.

Effective Tax Rate

0.33%

Lower than the national median of 1.02%

Median Home Value

$142,500

Median Annual Tax Bill

$449

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in Alabama?

Property taxes in Alabama are based on the assessed value of your property multiplied by local tax rates set by school districts, municipalities, and other taxing authorities. The median effective tax rate across Alabama counties is 0.33%, which is below the national median of 1.02%.

If you believe your property's assessed value is too high, you have the right to appeal the assessment.

All 67 Alabama Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Autauga County →0.28%$197,900$564
Baldwin County →0.31%$287,000$881
Barbour County →0.38%$109,900$415
Bibb County →0.20%$132,600$271
Blount County →0.30%$169,700$508
Bullock County →0.39%$79,400$309
Butler County →0.34%$99,700$342
Calhoun County →0.41%$149,500$610
Chambers County →0.38%$129,700$496
Cherokee County →0.39%$165,900$643
Chilton County →0.34%$142,300$478
Choctaw County →0.18%$111,800$199
Clarke County →0.31%$126,400$388
Clay County →0.23%$144,700$326
Cleburne County →0.29%$144,200$417
Coffee County →0.34%$180,300$615
Colbert County →0.37%$161,600$604
Conecuh County →0.32%$101,300$328
Coosa County →0.27%$111,800$303
Covington County →0.25%$142,500$358
Crenshaw County →0.32%$108,400$347
Cullman County →0.25%$180,500$457
Dale County →0.33%$129,100$426
Dallas County →0.42%$97,400$413
DeKalb County →0.34%$135,500$458
Elmore County →0.26%$213,600$563
Escambia County →0.40%$122,700$485
Etowah County →0.36%$160,600$585
Fayette County →0.29%$121,200$347
Franklin County →0.34%$128,000$432
Geneva County →0.32%$120,200$382
Greene County →0.49%$86,400$422
Hale County →0.32%$126,300$406
Henry County →0.34%$147,800$506
Houston County →0.30%$178,000$534
Jackson County →0.31%$145,800$449
Jefferson County →0.60%$224,900$1,340
Lamar County →0.22%$112,700$245
Lauderdale County →0.38%$185,800$697
Lawrence County →0.30%$150,700$459
Lee County →0.50%$238,700$1,183
Limestone County →0.31%$255,100$782
Lowndes County →0.41%$80,600$329
Macon County →0.49%$95,700$468
Madison County →0.40%$267,800$1,081
Marengo County →0.38%$103,400$397
Marion County →0.30%$104,300$308
Marshall County →0.38%$183,400$699
Mobile County →0.48%$176,600$849
Monroe County →0.32%$114,900$362
Montgomery County →0.37%$160,100$598
Morgan County →0.35%$193,000$674
Perry County →0.37%$87,700$325
Pickens County →0.29%$123,300$356
Pike County →0.27%$149,000$403
Randolph County →0.22%$184,000$412
Russell County →0.41%$152,300$631
Shelby County →0.45%$298,700$1,343
St. Clair County →0.30%$218,500$666
Sumter County →0.35%$84,100$297
Talladega County →0.37%$137,900$509
Tallapoosa County →0.31%$144,800$450
Tuscaloosa County →0.32%$233,700$754
Walker County →0.27%$131,100$357
Washington County →0.23%$152,800$357
Wilcox County →0.37%$84,200$309
Winston County →0.33%$110,500$363

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

0.60%

Jefferson County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.18%

Choctaw County

Highest Tax Bill

$1,343

Shelby County

Lowest Tax Bill

$199

Choctaw County

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How to Appeal Your Alabama Property Taxes

Filing a property tax appeal in Alabama is your legal right. Here is the basic process:

  1. Review your annual assessment notice from your local assessor.
  2. File your appeal before the deadline (Varies by county).
  3. Gather evidence: recent comparable sales, photos of property condition issues, and any independent appraisals.
  4. Attend a hearing or submit your evidence for review.
  5. Receive a decision on your assessed value.

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