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Indiana property tax by county

The median Indiana homeowner pays $1,496 a year in property tax on a home worth $201,600, an effective rate of 0.74%. That ranks Indiana #31 of 51 states, against a national 0.98%.

Effective rate 0.74% #31 of 51 states
Median bill $1,496 U.S. $2,969
Median home $201,600 #43 most expensive
Counties covered 92 over 5,000 people

Why the county matters more than the state

Marion County charges an effective 0.93% and Switzerland County 0.41%, a spread of 0.52 points inside one state. Property tax in the United States is set by counties, cities, school districts and special districts, not by states. A statewide figure is a weighted average of thousands of separate decisions, and it can be a poor guide to any particular address.

Indiana sits 0.24 points below the national effective rate. A low rate is not the same as a low bill: on an expensive home it can still produce a large one. House prices in the state moved +3.5% over the year to 2026 Q2, which changes the denominator of this rate over time.

Every county ranked

Indiana counties by effective property tax rate, ACS 2023 five-year estimates
# County Rate Median bill Home value Rent Income
1 Marion County 0.93% $1,923 $207,000 $1,107 $63,450
2 Lake County 0.93% $1,987 $214,700 $1,094 $68,985
3 Vigo County 0.89% $1,256 $140,400 $879 $52,525
4 Hamilton County 0.88% $3,340 $379,100 $1,468 $117,957
5 St. Joseph County 0.87% $1,559 $179,800 $1,030 $64,885
6 Wayne County 0.87% $1,101 $126,100 $813 $56,652
7 Hendricks County 0.83% $2,344 $281,500 $1,364 $99,988
8 Porter County 0.83% $2,172 $261,900 $1,146 $85,828
9 Randolph County 0.83% $881 $106,000 $741 $61,121
10 Newton County 0.83% $1,316 $159,300 $927 $68,596
11 Elkhart County 0.82% $1,592 $194,400 $1,023 $65,617
12 Vanderburgh County 0.82% $1,420 $172,300 $964 $60,938
13 Pike County 0.81% $1,044 $128,400 $676 $66,250
14 Blackford County 0.81% $779 $96,700 $635 $47,560
15 Allen County 0.80% $1,559 $194,300 $976 $68,839
16 Boone County 0.80% $2,725 $341,800 $1,283 $104,865
17 LaPorte County 0.79% $1,435 $180,700 $926 $70,452
18 Delaware County 0.78% $997 $127,600 $874 $56,932
19 Madison County 0.76% $1,128 $147,700 $926 $62,632
20 Dearborn County 0.76% $1,726 $227,100 $848 $82,693
21 Fayette County 0.76% $878 $114,800 $779 $56,659
22 Benton County 0.76% $1,024 $135,400 $834 $61,811
23 Henry County 0.75% $1,050 $140,200 $807 $60,144
24 Adams County 0.75% $1,295 $173,100 $799 $63,128
25 Clark County 0.74% $1,566 $212,400 $1,058 $72,298
26 Crawford County 0.74% $851 $115,400 $629 $48,993
27 Howard County 0.73% $1,110 $151,500 $915 $62,496
28 Huntington County 0.73% $1,070 $146,400 $866 $62,734
29 Gibson County 0.73% $1,244 $170,500 $914 $67,763
30 Johnson County 0.72% $1,875 $260,400 $1,208 $87,227
31 Bartholomew County 0.72% $1,597 $221,100 $1,110 $80,365
32 Knox County 0.72% $895 $123,500 $782 $58,863
33 Vermillion County 0.72% $789 $109,500 $785 $59,363
34 Perry County 0.71% $1,041 $146,000 $676 $61,099
35 Union County 0.71% $1,144 $162,200 $792 $79,500
36 Monroe County 0.70% $1,837 $261,700 $1,151 $63,372
37 Floyd County 0.70% $1,656 $235,100 $990 $78,179
38 Shelby County 0.70% $1,327 $188,300 $956 $71,301
39 Whitley County 0.70% $1,432 $205,200 $867 $75,790
40 Cass County 0.69% $824 $118,700 $778 $56,525
41 Greene County 0.69% $895 $129,900 $788 $59,753
42 Hancock County 0.68% $1,756 $258,100 $1,121 $91,326
43 Grant County 0.68% $790 $116,000 $799 $54,007
44 Noble County 0.68% $1,250 $183,400 $776 $70,908
45 Marshall County 0.68% $1,260 $184,500 $936 $68,041
46 Daviess County 0.68% $1,276 $187,500 $837 $68,561
47 Sullivan County 0.68% $825 $122,200 $813 $54,985
48 Owen County 0.67% $1,091 $162,400 $912 $59,586
49 Jefferson County 0.66% $1,191 $180,600 $865 $59,987
50 Warrick County 0.65% $1,497 $228,900 $1,008 $95,027
51 Dubois County 0.65% $1,382 $212,500 $801 $71,918
52 Washington County 0.65% $1,058 $162,400 $760 $61,358
53 Rush County 0.65% $1,013 $155,900 $831 $64,393
54 Scott County 0.64% $931 $145,400 $790 $54,583
55 Tipton County 0.64% $1,069 $166,000 $854 $78,309
56 DeKalb County 0.63% $1,117 $177,900 $828 $70,080
57 Montgomery County 0.63% $1,047 $166,300 $827 $66,571
58 Posey County 0.63% $1,370 $218,000 $744 $79,124
59 Spencer County 0.63% $1,138 $180,200 $697 $70,890
60 Tippecanoe County 0.62% $1,355 $217,600 $1,088 $58,622
61 Clinton County 0.62% $979 $157,300 $915 $63,690
62 Decatur County 0.62% $1,176 $189,900 $828 $74,228
63 Franklin County 0.62% $1,459 $236,700 $803 $79,702
64 Fountain County 0.62% $820 $133,200 $837 $62,526
65 Ohio County 0.61% $1,179 $193,500 $852 $67,942
66 Kosciusko County 0.60% $1,198 $200,300 $995 $73,922
67 Lawrence County 0.60% $994 $164,500 $800 $65,551
68 Starke County 0.60% $895 $148,400 $690 $62,933
69 Jay County 0.60% $665 $110,100 $766 $54,114
70 Miami County 0.58% $682 $118,000 $794 $61,130
71 Steuben County 0.58% $1,188 $204,300 $921 $71,483
72 Ripley County 0.58% $1,182 $205,300 $799 $71,084
73 Jennings County 0.58% $903 $154,600 $906 $68,476
74 Orange County 0.58% $832 $143,900 $838 $64,758
75 Carroll County 0.57% $954 $167,700 $874 $64,003
76 Harrison County 0.55% $1,195 $219,200 $861 $72,468
77 LaGrange County 0.54% $1,352 $249,500 $816 $83,741
78 Wabash County 0.53% $765 $143,600 $752 $68,414
79 White County 0.53% $865 $163,000 $853 $66,143
80 Martin County 0.53% $798 $150,400 $643 $65,345
81 Warren County 0.52% $824 $160,000 $815 $74,635
82 Wells County 0.51% $920 $180,000 $837 $69,741
83 Fulton County 0.51% $744 $144,700 $861 $62,878
84 Parke County 0.50% $691 $139,300 $731 $66,776
85 Jasper County 0.49% $998 $204,400 $926 $79,634
86 Morgan County 0.48% $1,056 $220,100 $988 $79,088
87 Putnam County 0.48% $978 $205,800 $883 $76,182
88 Pulaski County 0.48% $646 $134,600 $715 $59,956
89 Jackson County 0.47% $824 $174,500 $946 $70,208
90 Brown County 0.47% $1,141 $242,500 $960 $72,644
91 Clay County 0.46% $589 $128,900 $837 $67,676
92 Switzerland County 0.41% $755 $183,200 $720 $65,148

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 five-year estimates. The effective property tax rate is median taxes paid divided by median home value. The two medians come from different distributions, so it approximates the typical rate rather than describing any one household.