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Property Tax worksheet
Grade 7 · CCSS 7.RP.A.3
Calcapedia Solve each problem and show your work. Round answers to 2 decimal places where needed.
- 1.
Problem 1. - Home's market or appraised value: $200,000
- Assessment ratio: 33.33%
- Exemptions (optional): $50,000
- Tax rate given as: Mills (per $1,000)
- Mill rate: 40 mills
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 2.
Problem 2. - Home's market or appraised value: $350,000
- Assessment ratio: 11.5%
- Exemptions (optional): $25,000
- Tax rate given as: Percent
- Tax rate: 2%
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 3.
Problem 3. - Home's market or appraised value: $300,000
- Assessment ratio: 100%
- Exemptions (optional): $25,000
- Tax rate given as: Percent
- Tax rate: 0.8%
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 4.
Problem 4. - Home's market or appraised value: $300,000
- Assessment ratio: 100%
- Exemptions (optional): $25,000
- Tax rate given as: Percent
- Tax rate: 1.5%
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 5.
Problem 5. - Home's market or appraised value: $250,000
- Assessment ratio: 100%
- Exemptions (optional): $25,000
- Tax rate given as: Percent
- Tax rate: 1.1%
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 6.
Problem 6. - Home's market or appraised value: $250,000
- Assessment ratio: 80%
- Exemptions (optional): $25,000
- Tax rate given as: Mills (per $1,000)
- Mill rate: 25 mills
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 7.
Problem 7. - Home's market or appraised value: $250,000
- Assessment ratio: 11.5%
- Exemptions (optional): $25,000
- Tax rate given as: Mills (per $1,000)
- Mill rate: 30 mills
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 8.
Problem 8. - Home's market or appraised value: $250,000
- Assessment ratio: 11.5%
- Exemptions (optional): $0
- Tax rate given as: Mills (per $1,000)
- Mill rate: 15 mills
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 9.
Problem 9. - Home's market or appraised value: $250,000
- Assessment ratio: 100%
- Exemptions (optional): $50,000
- Tax rate given as: Percent
- Tax rate: 1.1%
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
- 10.
Problem 10. - Home's market or appraised value: $250,000
- Assessment ratio: 100%
- Exemptions (optional): $25,000
- Tax rate given as: Percent
- Tax rate: 2%
Find: Annual property tax
Answer
Answer key: Property Tax worksheet
Calcapedia 1. Annual property tax: $666.40
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
2. Annual property tax: $305.00
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
3. Annual property tax: $2,200.00
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
4. Annual property tax: $4,125.00
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
5. Annual property tax: $2,475.00
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
6. Annual property tax: $4,375.00
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
7. Annual property tax: $112.50
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
8. Annual property tax: $431.25
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
9. Annual property tax: $2,200.00
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate
10. Annual property tax: $4,500.00
Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes
Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value
Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax
Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month
Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate