Mississippi Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 82 Mississippi counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can appeal their assessment. The deadline to appeal is Varies by county.

Effective Tax Rate

1.00%

Lower than the national median of 1.02%

Median Home Value

$114,900

Median Annual Tax Bill

$860

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in Mississippi?

Property taxes in Mississippi 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 Mississippi counties is 1.00%, 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 82 Mississippi Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Adams County →0.89%$106,300$941
Alcorn County →0.60%$132,300$788
Amite County →0.48%$89,800$435
Attala County →0.63%$107,600$675
Benton County →0.66%$109,300$716
Bolivar County →0.78%$123,600$961
Calhoun County →0.68%$82,900$566
Carroll County →0.67%$105,500$702
Chickasaw County →0.74%$100,400$746
Choctaw County →0.45%$104,500$472
Claiborne County →0.58%$80,800$470
Clarke County →0.50%$114,300$570
Clay County →0.69%$115,600$797
Coahoma County →1.24%$86,400$1,071
Copiah County →0.79%$105,600$833
Covington County →0.69%$98,500$683
DeSoto County →0.64%$248,700$1,595
Forrest County →0.84%$152,900$1,284
Franklin County →0.64%$95,100$613
George County →0.65%$168,100$1,086
Greene County →0.81%$94,200$767
Grenada County →1.01%$123,400$1,247
Hancock County →0.72%$206,600$1,485
Harrison County →0.65%$199,300$1,289
Hinds County →0.92%$151,200$1,389
Holmes County →0.91%$76,500$695
Humphreys County →1.10%$88,800$980
Issaquena County →0.35%$90,700$314
Itawamba County →0.64%$122,400$779
Jackson County →0.73%$181,700$1,332
Jasper County →0.60%$118,600$710
Jefferson County →1.00%$81,400$816
Jefferson Davis County →0.84%$87,100$728
Jones County →0.88%$126,800$1,116
Kemper County →0.60%$90,200$539
Lafayette County →0.64%$260,500$1,672
Lamar County →0.67%$218,700$1,459
Lauderdale County →0.98%$124,500$1,223
Lawrence County →0.70%$104,600$732
Leake County →0.68%$114,600$775
Lee County →0.72%$187,800$1,356
Leflore County →1.06%$98,200$1,037
Lincoln County →0.72%$131,800$945
Lowndes County →0.64%$157,400$1,008
Madison County →0.72%$286,300$2,071
Marion County →0.74%$117,000$870
Marshall County →0.75%$172,200$1,286
Monroe County →0.75%$115,200$859
Montgomery County →0.90%$110,700$992
Neshoba County →0.89%$96,600$856
Newton County →0.80%$102,700$821
Noxubee County →1.01%$85,200$861
Oktibbeha County →0.77%$219,500$1,685
Panola County →0.77%$121,500$935
Pearl River County →0.68%$174,500$1,181
Perry County →0.75%$126,000$947
Pike County →0.93%$110,500$1,027
Pontotoc County →0.66%$141,700$935
Prentiss County →0.68%$116,500$790
Quitman County →1.15%$68,600$792
Rankin County →0.62%$223,400$1,384
Scott County →0.80%$89,900$718
Sharkey County →0.93%$108,000$1,008
Simpson County →0.60%$111,600$671
Smith County →0.46%$114,000$521
Stone County →0.61%$163,300$991
Sunflower County →0.88%$103,400$909
Tallahatchie County →0.60%$82,200$495
Tate County →0.77%$173,000$1,328
Tippah County →0.75%$128,400$963
Tishomingo County →0.54%$132,500$713
Tunica County →0.44%$154,500$679
Union County →0.58%$159,100$917
Walthall County →0.78%$120,600$946
Warren County →0.85%$144,400$1,234
Washington County →0.84%$99,300$837
Wayne County →0.78%$88,000$686
Webster County →0.57%$109,500$629
Wilkinson County →0.86%$80,200$691
Winston County →0.65%$121,200$785
Yalobusha County →0.82%$97,200$800
Yazoo County →0.89%$129,200$1,150

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

1.24%

Coahoma County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.35%

Issaquena County

Highest Tax Bill

$2,071

Madison County

Lowest Tax Bill

$314

Issaquena County

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How to Appeal Your Mississippi Property Taxes

Filing a property tax appeal in Mississippi 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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