South Dakota Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 65 South Dakota counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can appeal their assessment. The deadline to appeal is Varies by county.

Effective Tax Rate

1.08%

Higher than the national median of 1.02%

Median Home Value

$156,500

Median Annual Tax Bill

$1,598

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in South Dakota?

Property taxes in South Dakota 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 South Dakota counties is 1.08%, which is above 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 65 South Dakota Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Aurora County →1.08%$129,000$1,393
Beadle County →1.05%$178,400$1,879
Bennett County →1.03%$138,600$1,424
Bon Homme County →1.25%$120,300$1,499
Brookings County →1.13%$246,300$2,795
Brown County →1.20%$212,900$2,553
Brule County →0.85%$205,500$1,744
Buffalo County →0.78%$108,000$843
Butte County →1.06%$207,700$2,197
Campbell County →1.44%$87,900$1,266
Charles Mix County →1.08%$169,200$1,823
Clark County →0.98%$141,900$1,392
Clay County →1.30%$221,800$2,879
Codington County →1.06%$218,000$2,310
Corson County →1.34%$73,800$987
Custer County →0.78%$327,200$2,549
Davison County →1.24%$190,000$2,361
Day County →1.03%$155,100$1,598
Deuel County →0.82%$180,100$1,477
Dewey County →1.34%$75,400$1,009
Douglas County →1.17%$125,000$1,466
Edmunds County →0.87%$163,600$1,417
Fall River County →1.06%$176,300$1,876
Faulk County →0.76%$124,100$946
Grant County →0.85%$179,400$1,527
Gregory County →1.10%$129,000$1,419
Haakon County →0.85%$153,200$1,297
Hamlin County →1.09%$207,700$2,264
Hand County →0.90%$152,100$1,373
Hanson County →1.03%$192,400$1,973
Harding County →0.93%$156,400$1,460
Hughes County →1.14%$221,100$2,526
Hutchinson County →1.12%$160,500$1,793
Hyde County →1.23%$134,500$1,650
Jerauld County →0.95%$127,000$1,212
Jones County →1.16%$117,100$1,357
Kingsbury County →0.99%$159,600$1,588
Lake County →1.07%$231,000$2,463
Lawrence County →0.86%$310,800$2,671
Lincoln County →1.18%$323,500$3,822
Lyman County →1.01%$156,500$1,581
Marshall County →0.91%$147,200$1,336
McCook County →0.98%$217,300$2,133
McPherson County →1.55%$78,400$1,218
Meade County →1.03%$274,800$2,840
Mellette County →1.53%$63,000$963
Miner County →1.11%$114,100$1,264
Minnehaha County →1.16%$266,600$3,090
Moody County →1.08%$206,300$2,231
Oglala Lakota County →0.44%$45,600$199
Pennington County →1.13%$270,400$3,049
Perkins County →1.33%$105,900$1,405
Potter County →1.37%$121,300$1,663
Roberts County →1.05%$139,100$1,460
Sanborn County →1.26%$138,500$1,750
Spink County →1.31%$117,400$1,539
Stanley County →1.43%$169,900$2,423
Sully County →0.85%$198,700$1,697
Todd County →2.23%$45,200$1,006
Tripp County →0.90%$137,100$1,237
Turner County →1.04%$199,000$2,072
Union County →1.11%$269,500$2,997
Walworth County →1.44%$130,000$1,866
Yankton County →1.13%$208,200$2,347
Ziebach County →0.59%$101,700$595

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

2.23%

Todd County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.44%

Oglala Lakota County

Highest Tax Bill

$3,822

Lincoln County

Lowest Tax Bill

$199

Oglala Lakota County

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How to Appeal Your South Dakota Property Taxes

Filing a property tax appeal in South Dakota 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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