Missouri Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 115 Missouri counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can appeal their assessment. The deadline to appeal is Varies by county.

Effective Tax Rate

0.74%

Lower than the national median of 1.02%

Median Home Value

$156,400

Median Annual Tax Bill

$1,101

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in Missouri?

Property taxes in Missouri 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 Missouri counties is 0.74%, 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 115 Missouri Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Adair County →0.76%$159,500$1,210
Andrew County →0.76%$196,200$1,495
Atchison County →1.17%$100,600$1,178
Audrain County →0.88%$121,600$1,064
Barry County →0.57%$172,900$988
Barton County →0.74%$136,000$1,010
Bates County →0.62%$154,800$962
Benton County →0.56%$164,700$918
Bollinger County →0.61%$142,400$874
Boone County →0.88%$254,100$2,232
Buchanan County →0.80%$156,600$1,253
Butler County →0.67%$138,800$934
Caldwell County →0.78%$156,700$1,230
Callaway County →0.79%$196,200$1,549
Camden County →0.50%$270,700$1,354
Cape Girardeau County →0.67%$208,300$1,404
Carroll County →0.84%$110,500$933
Carter County →0.44%$147,600$654
Cass County →0.88%$269,000$2,364
Cedar County →0.59%$162,500$953
Chariton County →0.76%$118,900$900
Christian County →0.75%$249,700$1,878
Clark County →0.97%$117,600$1,139
Clay County →1.10%$256,400$2,817
Clinton County →0.86%$204,300$1,758
Cole County →0.81%$214,400$1,728
Cooper County →0.68%$197,100$1,332
Crawford County →0.61%$166,000$1,011
Dade County →0.65%$157,200$1,022
Dallas County →0.48%$151,200$726
Daviess County →0.71%$149,200$1,057
DeKalb County →0.76%$167,500$1,269
Dent County →0.56%$149,700$843
Douglas County →0.41%$164,400$673
Dunklin County →0.69%$93,800$651
Franklin County →0.83%$214,900$1,774
Gasconade County →0.73%$168,900$1,238
Gentry County →1.03%$123,000$1,268
Greene County →0.72%$203,500$1,469
Grundy County →1.02%$107,000$1,094
Harrison County →0.82%$107,400$885
Henry County →0.80%$153,500$1,230
Hickory County →0.47%$123,200$581
Holt County →0.77%$122,300$945
Howard County →0.87%$145,300$1,262
Howell County →0.55%$161,000$892
Iron County →0.65%$113,000$736
Jackson County →1.15%$213,300$2,448
Jasper County →0.74%$158,500$1,171
Jefferson County →0.84%$218,800$1,835
Johnson County →0.68%$221,400$1,515
Knox County →0.80%$97,200$780
Laclede County →0.65%$158,000$1,031
Lafayette County →0.77%$200,300$1,534
Lawrence County →0.61%$159,800$969
Lewis County →0.74%$118,900$875
Lincoln County →0.77%$224,800$1,731
Linn County →0.77%$117,300$899
Livingston County →0.90%$138,300$1,243
Macon County →0.83%$127,000$1,049
Madison County →0.74%$155,900$1,146
Maries County →0.56%$193,100$1,088
Marion County →0.87%$158,100$1,373
McDonald County →0.54%$134,100$723
Mercer County →0.95%$95,300$905
Miller County →0.63%$169,800$1,065
Mississippi County →0.88%$100,300$880
Moniteau County →0.72%$168,300$1,205
Monroe County →0.74%$147,400$1,086
Montgomery County →0.75%$171,300$1,282
Morgan County →0.61%$180,400$1,101
New Madrid County →0.71%$105,500$746
Newton County →0.68%$175,300$1,192
Nodaway County →0.81%$165,100$1,340
Oregon County →0.51%$117,700$599
Osage County →0.59%$205,700$1,222
Ozark County →0.47%$156,400$728
Pemiscot County →1.01%$95,900$970
Perry County →0.72%$189,400$1,368
Pettis County →0.78%$161,500$1,259
Phelps County →0.64%$194,900$1,248
Pike County →0.77%$129,400$994
Platte County →1.06%$317,600$3,365
Polk County →0.58%$189,600$1,101
Pulaski County →0.61%$189,700$1,159
Putnam County →0.99%$111,600$1,101
Ralls County →0.76%$153,400$1,161
Randolph County →0.85%$141,900$1,204
Ray County →0.82%$187,400$1,533
Reynolds County →0.46%$119,900$553
Ripley County →0.50%$110,800$555
Saline County →0.82%$139,600$1,138
Schuyler County →0.87%$118,200$1,030
Scotland County →0.84%$141,100$1,192
Scott County →0.65%$143,700$936
Shannon County →0.43%$151,000$652
Shelby County →0.90%$86,200$772
St. Charles County →1.13%$296,800$3,340
St. Clair County →0.64%$142,500$911
St. Francois County →0.75%$155,100$1,161
St. Louis city →1.05%$185,100$1,935
St. Louis County →1.22%$260,700$3,193
Ste. Genevieve County →0.64%$215,600$1,376
Stoddard County →0.65%$135,400$885
Stone County →0.49%$236,500$1,167
Sullivan County →0.74%$103,300$760
Taney County →0.58%$203,800$1,178
Texas County →0.53%$123,300$652
Vernon County →0.71%$136,700$970
Warren County →0.74%$241,200$1,780
Washington County →0.58%$118,400$682
Wayne County →0.50%$113,100$565
Webster County →0.54%$219,100$1,181
Worth County →0.80%$94,600$758
Wright County →0.38%$152,300$584

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

1.22%

St. Louis County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.38%

Wright County

Highest Tax Bill

$3,365

Platte County

Lowest Tax Bill

$553

Reynolds County

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How to Appeal Your Missouri Property Taxes

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  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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