Wisconsin Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 72 Wisconsin counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can objection their assessment. The deadline to objection is Board of Review meeting.

Effective Tax Rate

1.00%

Lower than the national median of 1.02%

Median Home Value

$209,350

Median Annual Tax Bill

$2,876

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in Wisconsin?

Property taxes in Wisconsin 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 Wisconsin 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 objection the assessment.

All 72 Wisconsin Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Adams County →1.30%$184,500$2,397
Ashland County →1.47%$160,500$2,354
Barron County →1.42%$198,300$2,823
Bayfield County →1.07%$228,100$2,432
Brown County →1.46%$245,900$3,593
Buffalo County →1.42%$197,600$2,811
Burnett County →0.95%$215,500$2,052
Calumet County →1.52%$252,100$3,830
Chippewa County →1.16%$237,700$2,754
Clark County →1.51%$163,800$2,467
Columbia County →1.48%$258,700$3,826
Crawford County →1.64%$175,100$2,868
Dane County →1.71%$366,100$6,276
Dodge County →1.55%$218,400$3,395
Door County →1.10%$305,800$3,350
Douglas County →1.35%$190,400$2,564
Dunn County →1.47%$226,200$3,325
Eau Claire County →1.43%$242,400$3,461
Florence County →1.31%$170,000$2,224
Fond du Lac County →1.58%$209,800$3,311
Forest County →1.17%$170,000$1,988
Grant County →1.44%$186,300$2,683
Green County →1.64%$236,900$3,882
Green Lake County →1.31%$206,300$2,709
Iowa County →1.56%$248,100$3,864
Iron County →1.14%$155,200$1,777
Jackson County →1.43%$186,900$2,672
Jefferson County →1.57%$253,800$3,988
Juneau County →1.52%$165,200$2,517
Kenosha County →1.69%$247,800$4,180
Kewaunee County →1.48%$208,900$3,083
La Crosse County →1.63%$243,200$3,963
Lafayette County →1.64%$182,100$2,980
Langlade County →1.33%$145,800$1,946
Lincoln County →1.42%$177,700$2,530
Manitowoc County →1.54%$172,900$2,660
Marathon County →1.51%$205,500$3,108
Marinette County →1.26%$154,600$1,950
Marquette County →1.35%$201,100$2,709
Menominee County →3.64%$97,000$3,527
Milwaukee County →2.04%$216,500$4,406
Monroe County →1.42%$197,200$2,801
Oconto County →1.25%$212,000$2,651
Oneida County →0.94%$227,500$2,146
Outagamie County →1.47%$244,100$3,580
Ozaukee County →1.25%$368,900$4,629
Pepin County →1.47%$196,100$2,875
Pierce County →1.48%$308,600$4,552
Polk County →1.22%$241,200$2,947
Portage County →1.47%$230,400$3,396
Price County →1.45%$146,000$2,110
Racine County →1.70%$239,400$4,071
Richland County →1.41%$182,800$2,579
Rock County →1.69%$215,900$3,652
Rusk County →1.21%$152,000$1,834
Sauk County →1.50%$242,400$3,646
Sawyer County →0.85%$223,300$1,899
Shawano County →1.45%$179,100$2,588
Sheboygan County →1.48%$218,400$3,234
St. Croix County →1.23%$349,700$4,297
Taylor County →1.42%$186,500$2,647
Trempealeau County →1.61%$203,300$3,269
Vernon County →1.37%$210,600$2,883
Vilas County →0.80%$270,700$2,166
Walworth County →1.44%$275,900$3,964
Washburn County →1.11%$207,900$2,305
Washington County →1.20%$316,200$3,795
Waukesha County →1.21%$373,600$4,525
Waupaca County →1.49%$192,800$2,876
Waushara County →1.32%$186,000$2,458
Winnebago County →1.71%$208,600$3,573
Wood County →1.56%$168,100$2,629

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

3.64%

Menominee County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.80%

Vilas County

Highest Tax Bill

$6,276

Dane County

Lowest Tax Bill

$1,777

Iron County

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How to Objection Your Wisconsin Property Taxes

Filing a property tax objection in Wisconsin is your legal right. Here is the basic process:

  1. Review your annual assessment notice from your local assessor.
  2. File your objection before the deadline (Board of Review meeting).
  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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