Tax rate

FY 2026 (Jul 2025 – Jun 2026)

Rates are dollars per $100 of assessed value. Vermont splits property tax into a municipal rate (set by the town) and a state-set education rate, with separate homestead and non-homestead rates.

Municipal rate

0.5158

per $100

Homestead total

1.8556

Education 1.3398

Non-homestead total

1.8357

Education 1.3199

Common Level of Appraisal (CLA)

Unavailable

Statewide ratio applied so all VT towns are taxed on equivalent fair-market basis. Below 100% means assessed values lag the market.

Total grand list

$2,629,965

Vermont towns conventionally publish this as 1% of the total assessed value of taxable property, so rate-per-$100 × grand list ≈ the town's total tax revenue. A few towns publish the full assessed value instead.

What's my bill?

Estimate annual property tax for an assessed value.

Assessed home value

$($300,000)

Town clerk lists list assessed value, which may differ from market value by the Common Level of Appraisal.

Homestead annual tax

$5,566.80

Municipal: $1,547.40
Education: $4,019.40

If this is your primary residence.

Non-homestead annual tax

$5,507.10

Municipal: $1,547.40
Education: $3,959.70

Second homes, rentals, businesses.

Estimate only — actual bills include local agreement adjustments and may round differently. Use the official Town Report or your tax bill for authoritative figures.

Municipal rate calculated as the sum of General (0.1836) and Highway (0.3322). The General rate includes Local Agreement and Deficits amounts.