Property Tax

Property tax is the #1 source of tax revenue in Kansas, accounting for nearly 35% of all taxes collected in fiscal year 2010 by state and local governments. Data collected from the Kansas Department of Revenue, Property Valuation Division shows that property taxes increased 94% between 1997 and 2010. ‘County’ as used in this database includes all taxing jurisdictions within a county (cities, townships, school districts, county government, etc.) Unless otherwise noted, all information includes both real estate and personal property. The database includes both county-based and statewide information from 1997 through 2010 on property taxes, average mill rates, population and changes in residential property values (in total and broken out by existing property and new property, as a percentage of the previous year’s total valuation.

Charts and Reports
1997-2010 statewide change in assessed values, tax and tax burden by property type
Statewide growth index chart comparing property tax, inflation and population
1997-2010 Percent change in tax, average mill rate and population by county
County growth index charts comparing property tax, inflation and population 1997-2010
Interactive county map with annual change in tax, rate and residential values
2010 total tax and average mill rate by county
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