This County Has The Highest Property Tax In Montana

Property Taxes In Montana

Taxes are the one thing that most people on either side of the political aisle can agree on in Montana.

No one really likes to pay them, but we know they are necessary for a healthy community.

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Recently political rivals are once again in agreement when it comes to taxes, especially property taxes.

There have been plenty of conversations around BBQ's, over fences, in checkout lines, and around kitchen tables about the ever climbing property taxes in Montana.

With the new appraisal value for their homes having just arrived in mailboxes, Montana residents are looking closer than ever at their tax bill.

What County Has The Lowest Property Taxes In Montana?

When it comes to paying the lowest amount of property taxes in Montana, that would be Wibaux County in eastern Montana.

They are paying an average of $505.00 per year in property taxes.

That's almost 4 times less than the county paying the most for their property in Montana.

What County Has The Highest Property Taxes In Montana?

The county in which the residents are paying the highest amount of property taxes in Montana, are those living in Missoula county.

Their average property tax bill comes out to a whopping $2,176 per year in taxes.

They are the only county in Montana whose average totals over $2,000.

Remember, these are averages, so you could be paying more or less even if you live in either of these two counties.

Check out the gallery below to find out what 10 counties are paying the least and what 10 counties are paying the most when it comes to property taxes in Montana. 👇