Kansas property tax rates by county
Kansas · #13 of 52 · 105 counties
1.29%state benchmark
Median annual property tax $2,798 · median home value $217,200
Above the U.S. benchmark 0.94%. First half due Dec 20, Second half due May 10. Payment dates ↓
Same house, different county
Apply each county's benchmark rate to a $217,200 home, the Kansas median: about $3,746 a year in Montgomery County (1.72%) versus $2,303 in Crawford County (1.06%) — $1,443 a year apart for the same house. Counties with at least 20,000 people.
Where most Kansas residents live
| County | Rate | Median tax | Of income |
|---|---|---|---|
| Johnson County#98 of 105 | 1.14% | $4,447 | 4.1% |
| Sedgwick County#94 of 105 | 1.21% | $2,461 | 3.5% |
| Shawnee County#54 of 105 | 1.50% | $2,705 | 4.0% |
| Wyandotte County#68 of 105 | 1.46% | $2,509 | 3.9% |
| Douglas County#92 of 105 | 1.22% | $3,776 | 5.4% |
Of income = median annual property tax ÷ median household income (all households, owners and renters), ACS 2020–2024 5-year. A real bill depends on the assessed value and exemptions, not only the rate.
Counties, highest rate first
- Stanton CountyMedian home value $67,800
- Comanche CountyMedian home value $69,600
- Morton CountyMedian home value $96,100
- Pawnee CountyMedian home value $93,000
- Elk CountyMedian home value $68,500
- Ness CountyMedian home value $89,700
- Clark CountyMedian home value $87,600
- Woodson CountyMedian home value $81,200
- Jewell CountyMedian home value $64,600
- Rooks CountyMedian home value $89,000
- Greeley CountyMedian home value $115,200
- Stevens CountyMedian home value $129,300
- Rush CountyMedian home value $83,600
- Russell CountyMedian home value $119,000
- Smith CountyMedian home value $94,100
- Graham CountyMedian home value $89,900
- Phillips CountyMedian home value $96,500
- Decatur CountyMedian home value $89,500
- Republic CountyMedian home value $75,600
- Harper CountyMedian home value $83,800
- Kingman CountyMedian home value $111,100
- Wichita CountyMedian home value $99,300
- Pratt CountyMedian home value $114,600
- Montgomery CountyMedian home value $101,700
- Cloud CountyMedian home value $100,000
- Barber CountyMedian home value $97,000
- Norton CountyMedian home value $101,500
- Osborne CountyMedian home value $86,400
- Barton CountyMedian home value $126,400
- Seward CountyMedian home value $136,500
- Allen CountyMedian home value $107,600
- Ottawa CountyMedian home value $166,000
- Mitchell CountyMedian home value $133,800
- Hodgeman CountyMedian home value $101,600
- Cowley CountyMedian home value $120,900
- Scott CountyMedian home value $160,000
- Labette CountyMedian home value $94,600
- Logan CountyMedian home value $117,900
- Reno CountyMedian home value $132,500
- Marion CountyMedian home value $124,200
- Sherman CountyMedian home value $136,700
- Stafford CountyMedian home value $97,600
- Edwards CountyMedian home value $70,900
- Sumner CountyMedian home value $135,100
- Bourbon CountyMedian home value $113,800
- Rawlins CountyMedian home value $103,800
- Lyon CountyMedian home value $150,600
- Rice CountyMedian home value $104,600
- Ford CountyMedian home value $151,100
- Greenwood CountyMedian home value $88,700
- Grant CountyMedian home value $110,300
- Chautauqua CountyMedian home value $65,500
- Harvey CountyMedian home value $180,300
- Shawnee CountyMedian home value $180,900
- Osage CountyMedian home value $156,800
- Hamilton CountyMedian home value $115,800
- Gray CountyMedian home value $206,000
- Sheridan CountyMedian home value $167,200
- Wilson CountyMedian home value $93,500
- Ellsworth CountyMedian home value $114,900
- Neosho CountyMedian home value $111,300
- Dickinson CountyMedian home value $146,800
- Morris CountyMedian home value $129,600
- Lincoln CountyMedian home value $96,900
- Riley CountyMedian home value $237,100
- Gove CountyMedian home value $118,400
- Butler CountyMedian home value $217,600
- Wyandotte CountyMedian home value $172,300
- Haskell CountyMedian home value $165,100
- Trego CountyMedian home value $120,900
- Geary CountyMedian home value $172,700
- Finney CountyMedian home value $201,400
- Franklin CountyMedian home value $198,700
- Thomas CountyMedian home value $172,700
- McPherson CountyMedian home value $211,200
- Anderson CountyMedian home value $171,400
- Washington CountyMedian home value $117,100
- Chase CountyMedian home value $109,700
- Meade CountyMedian home value $148,900
- Wallace CountyMedian home value $105,000
- Lane CountyMedian home value $127,100
- Atchison CountyMedian home value $145,700
- Clay CountyMedian home value $155,900
- Saline CountyMedian home value $179,600
- Cheyenne CountyMedian home value $125,900
- Wabaunsee CountyMedian home value $177,300
- Miami CountyMedian home value $287,700
- Jefferson CountyMedian home value $216,900
- Ellis CountyMedian home value $216,300
- Brown CountyMedian home value $118,100
- Marshall CountyMedian home value $127,700
- Douglas CountyMedian home value $309,400
- Cherokee CountyMedian home value $100,100
- Sedgwick CountyMedian home value $203,300
- Leavenworth CountyMedian home value $282,900
- Linn CountyMedian home value $173,600
- Jackson CountyMedian home value $207,300
- Johnson CountyMedian home value $391,200
- Pottawatomie CountyMedian home value $245,900
- Kiowa CountyMedian home value $155,300
- Coffey CountyMedian home value $157,400
- Doniphan CountyMedian home value $135,200
- Crawford CountyMedian home value $132,600
- Kearny CountyMedian home value $200,900
- Nemaha CountyMedian home value $217,200
When it's due in Kansas
All states| First half | Due Dec 20 Late from Dec 21 under state law — the exact cutoff time, weekend/holiday carry-over and this year's date are on your bill. |
|---|---|
| Second half | Due May 10 Late from May 11 under state law — the exact cutoff time, weekend/holiday carry-over and this year's date are on your bill. |
| Late penalty | statutory interest rate set annually under K.S.A. 79-2968 (typically 10-12% per annum) running from date of delinquency |
| Appeal window | within 30 days of valuation notice mailing (mailed around March 1) to county appraiser (K.S.A. 79-1448) |
First half due December 20 (delinquent Dec 21); second half due May 10 of following year (delinquent May 11). Regular annual schedule; tax year: calendar 2026, bills mailed Nov 1. Source: K.S.A. 79-2004, rules checked 2026-09-19. Confirm the amount and deadline on your official tax bill.
Benchmark = median real estate taxes paid ÷ median home value, ACS 2020–2024 5-year. Counties where the Census reports a range ("less than $200", "$10,000 or more") get no rate.