West Virginia property tax rates by county
West Virginia · #41 of 52 · 55 counties
0.53%state benchmark
Median annual property tax $865 · median home value $162,600
Below the U.S. benchmark 0.94%. First half due Sep 1, Second half due Mar 1.
When it's due in West Virginia
All states| First half | Due Sep 1 Late after Oct 1 under state law — the exact cutoff time, weekend/holiday carry-over and this year's date are on your bill. |
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| Second half | Due Mar 1 Late after Apr 1 under state law — the exact cutoff time, weekend/holiday carry-over and this year's date are on your bill. |
| Late penalty | 9% per annum interest from the date of delinquency until paid (W. Va. Code § 11A-1-3(c)) |
| Early-payment discount | 2.5% discount on each installment if paid on or before due dates (Sept 1 and Mar 1) (W. Va. Code § 11A-1-3(b)) |
| Appeal window | County Commission sitting as Board of Equalization during February (typically before Feb 20) (W. Va. Code § 11-3-24) |
2.5% discount if 1st half paid on or before Sept 1; 2.5% discount if 2nd half paid on or before March 1. Delinquent Oct 1 and April 1. Regular annual schedule; tax year: calendar 2026, bills mailed July. Source: W. Va. Code § 11A-1-3, rules checked 2026-09-19. Confirm the amount and deadline on your official tax bill.
Counties, highest rate first
- McDowell CountyMedian home value $50,000
- Wetzel CountyMedian home value $107,900
- Boone CountyMedian home value $93,100
- Ritchie CountyMedian home value $115,900
- Kanawha CountyMedian home value $147,300
- Fayette CountyMedian home value $105,800
- Hancock CountyMedian home value $130,800
- Cabell CountyMedian home value $164,400
- Ohio CountyMedian home value $166,000
- Wood CountyMedian home value $158,500
- Putnam CountyMedian home value $223,300
- Mason CountyMedian home value $120,300
- Marion CountyMedian home value $166,700
- Tyler CountyMedian home value $121,300
- Logan CountyMedian home value $103,400
- Harrison CountyMedian home value $166,200
- Pleasants CountyMedian home value $151,000
- Mercer CountyMedian home value $121,700
- Taylor CountyMedian home value $148,800
- Jackson CountyMedian home value $157,200
- Jefferson CountyMedian home value $350,800
- Brooke CountyMedian home value $141,500
- Berkeley CountyMedian home value $266,300
- Wirt CountyMedian home value $115,800
- Lincoln CountyMedian home value $105,300
- Doddridge CountyMedian home value $160,800
- Raleigh CountyMedian home value $150,900
- Gilmer CountyMedian home value $83,800
- Preston CountyMedian home value $162,800
- Morgan CountyMedian home value $240,600
- Mingo CountyMedian home value $90,500
- Wayne CountyMedian home value $127,100
- Monongalia CountyMedian home value $267,700
- Monroe CountyMedian home value $156,300
- Lewis CountyMedian home value $151,800
- Nicholas CountyMedian home value $121,600
- Marshall CountyMedian home value $149,800
- Braxton CountyMedian home value $117,900
- Mineral CountyMedian home value $180,400
- Wyoming CountyMedian home value $82,900
- Greenbrier CountyMedian home value $149,000
- Roane CountyMedian home value $122,100
- Barbour CountyMedian home value $131,900
- Calhoun CountyMedian home value $100,500
- Upshur CountyMedian home value $170,800
- Webster CountyMedian home value $76,100
- Randolph CountyMedian home value $144,800
- Hampshire CountyMedian home value $219,200
- Tucker CountyMedian home value $154,800
- Hardy CountyMedian home value $166,300
- Clay CountyMedian home value $109,100
- Pendleton CountyMedian home value $183,800
- Summers CountyMedian home value $140,100
- Grant CountyMedian home value $175,100
- Pocahontas CountyMedian home value $152,400
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.