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Property Tax worksheet

Grade 7 · CCSS 7.RP.A.3

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

  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

  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

  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

  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

  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

  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

  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

  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

  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 key: Property Tax worksheet

  1. 1. Annual property tax: $666.40

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $200,000.00×33.33100=$66,660.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $66,660.00−$50,000.00=$16,660.00
    3. Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value

      $16,660.00×401,000=$666.40
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $666.4012=$55.53
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $666.40$200,000.00×100=0.3332%
  2. 2. Annual property tax: $305.00

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $350,000.00×11.5100=$40,250.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $40,250.00−$25,000.00=$15,250.00
    3. Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax

      $15,250.00×2100=$305.00
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $305.0012=$25.42
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $305.00$350,000.00×100=0.0871%
  3. 3. Annual property tax: $2,200.00

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $300,000.00×100100=$300,000.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $300,000.00−$25,000.00=$275,000.00
    3. Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax

      $275,000.00×0.8100=$2,200.00
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $2,200.0012=$183.33
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $2,200.00$300,000.00×100=0.7333%
  4. 4. Annual property tax: $4,125.00

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $300,000.00×100100=$300,000.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $300,000.00−$25,000.00=$275,000.00
    3. Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax

      $275,000.00×1.5100=$4,125.00
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $4,125.0012=$343.75
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $4,125.00$300,000.00×100=1.375%
  5. 5. Annual property tax: $2,475.00

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $250,000.00×100100=$250,000.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $250,000.00−$25,000.00=$225,000.00
    3. Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax

      $225,000.00×1.1100=$2,475.00
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $2,475.0012=$206.25
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $2,475.00$250,000.00×100=0.99%
  6. 6. Annual property tax: $4,375.00

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $250,000.00×80100=$200,000.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $200,000.00−$25,000.00=$175,000.00
    3. Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value

      $175,000.00×251,000=$4,375.00
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $4,375.0012=$364.58
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $4,375.00$250,000.00×100=1.75%
  7. 7. Annual property tax: $112.50

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $250,000.00×11.5100=$28,750.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $28,750.00−$25,000.00=$3,750.00
    3. Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value

      $3,750.00×301,000=$112.50
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $112.5012=$9.38
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $112.50$250,000.00×100=0.045%
  8. 8. Annual property tax: $431.25

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $250,000.00×11.5100=$28,750.00
    2. Apply the mill rate: each mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value

      $28,750.00×151,000=$431.25
    3. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $431.2512=$35.94
    4. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $431.25$250,000.00×100=0.1725%
  9. 9. Annual property tax: $2,200.00

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $250,000.00×100100=$250,000.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $250,000.00−$50,000.00=$200,000.00
    3. Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax

      $200,000.00×1.1100=$2,200.00
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $2,200.0012=$183.33
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $2,200.00$250,000.00×100=0.88%
  10. 10. Annual property tax: $4,500.00

    1. Find the assessed value, the part of the home's value your area taxes

      $250,000.00×100100=$250,000.00
    2. Take off your exemptions to get the taxable value

      $250,000.00−$25,000.00=$225,000.00
    3. Apply the tax rate to the taxable value to get the yearly tax

      $225,000.00×2100=$4,500.00
    4. Divide by 12 months to see what to set aside each month

      $4,500.0012=$375.00
    5. Compare the tax with the full market value to get the effective rate

      $4,500.00$250,000.00×100=1.8%