Property tax + homestead exemption by state
- Alabama (0.39%)
- Alaska (1.18%)
- Arizona (0.62%)
- Arkansas (0.62%)
- California (0.71%)
- Colorado (0.51%)
- Connecticut (1.79%)
- Delaware (0.55%)
- District of Columbia (0.57%)
- Florida (0.86%)
- Georgia (0.92%)
- Hawaii (0.27% (lowest))
- Idaho (0.69%)
- Illinois (2.05%)
- Indiana (0.84%)
- Iowa (1.50%)
- Kansas (1.33%)
- Kentucky (0.78%)
- Louisiana (0.55%)
- Maine (1.36%)
- Maryland (1.09%)
- Massachusetts (1.20%)
- Michigan (1.54%)
- Minnesota (1.12%)
- Mississippi (0.79%)
- Missouri (0.96%)
- Montana (0.74%)
- Nebraska (1.67%)
- Nevada (0.59%)
- New Hampshire (1.93%)
- New Jersey (2.23% (highest))
- New Mexico (0.80%)
- New York (1.72%)
- North Carolina (0.78%)
- North Dakota (1.00%)
- Ohio (1.59%)
- Oklahoma (0.85%)
- Oregon (0.93%)
- Pennsylvania (1.49%)
- Puerto Rico (varies)
- Rhode Island (1.40%)
- South Carolina (0.56%)
- South Dakota (1.17%)
- Tennessee (0.56%)
- Texas (1.68%)
- Utah (0.55%)
- Vermont (1.83%)
- Virginia (0.81%)
- Washington (0.94%)
- West Virginia (0.58%)
- Wisconsin (1.61%)
- Wyoming (0.61%)
Last verified: 2026-05-25.
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Related procedural information
- ITIN — file business taxes without SSN — ITIN holders can form and operate LLCs
- ITIN-friendly business banking — checking accounts that open without an SSN
- USCIS forms — H-1B, L-1, E-2 investor visas — when LLC ownership supports a visa case
- State income tax obligations — business taxes vary by state
- Find an immigration attorney — for complex investor or work-visa cases tied to your LLC