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Washington County Colorado Property Tax

$613.00 48th of 64

Median Property Tax In Washington County, Colorado

$114,300.00

Median Home Value In
Washington County, Colorado

0.54% 25th of 64

Median Property Tax
As Percentage Of Home Value

$48,432.00

Median Income In
Washington County, Colorado

The median property tax (also known as real estate tax) in Washington County is $613.00 per year, based on a median home value of $114,300.00 and a median effective property tax rate of 0.54% of property value.

Washington County collects relatively low property taxes, and is ranked in the bottom half of all counties in the United States by property tax collections. Of the sixty-four counties in Colorado, Washington County is ranked 48th by median property taxes, and 25th by median tax as percentage of home value.

While Washington County collects a median of 0.54% of a property's each year as property tax, the actual amount of property tax collected is lower compared to the rest of Colorado. This is partially because the median property value in Washington County is $123,500.00 lower than the Colorado median property value of $237,800.00.

Property Tax Tip Note: Due to the complicated and varied methods used to calculate property tax in different counties, the best way to compare property taxes between jurisdictions is through median property tax values. If you need to calculate the exact tax due on your property, contact the Washington County Tax Assessor.

Washington County's Property Tax Is Lower Than Average

48th out of 64

By median yearly property tax

25th out of 64

By percentage of median home value

45th out of 64

By percentage of median income

You can see how Washington County (highlighted in green) compares to the sixty-four other counties in Colorado with the bar chart above, sorted by median property tax in dollars. For a visual map of county property tax rates in Colorado, see our Colorado county property tax map.

Property Tax Tip Remember: Real estate prices also play a large part in which Colorado counties have the highest and lowest median property taxes. Higher-valued properties will generally have higher taxes, even if the median percentage of home value levied as property tax is different. For comparisons, you can also use Percentage Of Home Value.

Washington County is located in Colorado, which is ranked 30th highest of the 50 states by median property tax. Here's how Washington County's property tax compares to the 3,142 other counties nationwide:

2201st out of 3143

By median yearly property tax

2341st out of 3143

By percentage of median home value

2310th out of 3143

By percentage of median income

To see how Colorado as a whole compares to the rest of the states, check our our interactive state-by-state property tax map. You can find statewide statistics on the Colorado property tax page.

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Washington County Property Tax Assessor

Property tax assessments in Washington County are the responsibility of the Washington County Tax Assessor, whose office is located in Akron, Colorado.

If you need to pay your property tax bill, ask about a property tax assessment, look up the Washington County property tax due date, or find property tax records, visit the Washington County Tax Assessor's page. Applications for the Washington County homestead exemption, any property tax appeals, and applications for a current use tax reduction must also be submitted to the Washington County Assessor's Office.

For some properties, you can easily find the most recent tax assessment by looking up the property address with our property records search. You can also use our Washington County Property Tax Calculator to estimate your property tax based on median tax values (results open in new page).

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Data Sources: Our property tax data is based on a 5-year study of median property tax rates conducted from 2006 through 2010.

United States Census Property Tax Data
U.S. Census Bureau
American Community Survey, 2006-2010
The Tax Foundation Property Tax Data
The Tax Foundation
Property Tax Calculations, July 2012
colorado Property Tax Data
Colorado Department of Revenue
Tax Statistics & References