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Kansas Property Tax Calculator

What a Kansas homeowner owes each year comes down to the county appraiser's value and the mill levies of every jurisdiction stacked on the parcel — county, city, school district, and any special districts. Neither piece is set by the state. If the value looks wrong, an appeal can fix the base; exemption-style relief exists for some owners. The calculator above works from county medians: pick a Kansas county and enter a home price.

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On a $217,200 home in Kansas average, your estimated annual property tax is $2,630 ($219/month) at an effective rate of 1.21%.
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Annual Property Tax

$2,630

Monthly (Escrow)

$219

Effective Rate

1.21%
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Highest property tax counties in Kansas

Effective rate = aggregate real-estate taxes paid ÷ aggregate home value (ACS 2024 5-year).

County Effective Rate Median Home Value
Comanche County 1.93% $69,600
Stanton County 1.91% $67,800
Morton County 1.84% $96,100
Greeley County 1.80% $115,200
Stevens County 1.78% $129,300
Smith County 1.71% $94,100
Pawnee County 1.69% $93,000
Logan County 1.69% $117,900
Elk County 1.66% $68,500
Hamilton County 1.58% $115,800

How property tax works in Kansas

  • The county appraiser values the parcel; stacked local mill levies convert that value into a bill.
  • Appeals correct the value side; exemption-style relief programs address the bill side for those who qualify.

Methodology

Rates are aggregate-derived from the Census Bureau's ACS 2024 5-year American Community Survey (total real-estate taxes paid ÷ total home value, by county). This is a statistical estimate, not a bill lookup — actual property tax bills vary by city, school district, and special-district levies layered on top of the county rate, and by any homestead, senior, veteran, or other exemptions you qualify for. Kansas ranks #13 of 51 (including DC) by statewide average effective rate, where #1 is the highest.

Need your Kansas income tax too? Use the Kansas income tax calculator .

Compare property tax across every state at the property tax calculator , or see whether your property tax deduction is capped at the SALT deduction cap calculator .

Frequently asked questions

How much property tax will I pay in Kansas?

Your county's combined mill levies and the home's value set the number. Choose a Kansas county above and enter the price — the calculator applies the county's median effective rate and reports yearly and monthly estimates.

How is property tax calculated in Kansas?

The county appraiser establishes the value, and every jurisdiction stacked on your parcel — county, city, school district, special districts — applies its mill levy. The levies sum into a single annual bill collected locally.

Can I lower my Kansas property tax bill?

Relief programs give back part of the cost for qualifying homeowners, including some seniors and veterans, and the appraised value itself can be appealed through the county when it overshoots the market. Mind the appeal deadline on your valuation notice.

Are property taxes deductible?

Itemizers can include them in the federal SALT deduction; the deduction total is limited by a statutory cap. Current limits are published by the IRS.

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Last updated July 24, 2026 Tax year 2026 property tax estimates

Data sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024 5-year ACS + Tax Foundation

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

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