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Property tax 101

Whether you are a new homeowner and this is your first time paying property taxes or you just need a refresher, here’s everything you need to know:

Local governments assign property taxes to pay for public works and community services like public schools, public transport, and other municipal projects

Property taxes apply to real property (think land, building, and homes)

Tax assessors compare your property’s value to market values and local tax rates to determine your property taxes

Market conditions and local budgets affect property taxes

You can think of your property taxes as an investment in your community and local government.

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What is the property tax rate in Clark County?

The Clark County property tax rate is an average of .82% of a property’s assessed fair market value which is just below the Indiana state average of .85%. Based on that rate, Clark County homeowners can expect to pay an average of $1,036 annually in property taxes.

You can check out the

Clark County website

to get a detailed breakdown of the 2022 property tax proposal and even get an estimate of your property taxes.

Key Takeaway Your home’s value, market conditions, and tax rates will determine your property tax rate each year.

How Clark County property taxes are determined

Clark County calculates the statistical median value of all taxable properties in the district to determine the average property tax rate.

Your property taxes are based on the fair market value of your home assigned by your county tax assessor after your annual appraisal. Any improvements or additions to your property may increase its appraised value.

If you believe your property value is incorrect you can appeal the property tax amount charged and request a reassessment by contacting the

Clark County Property Tax Assessor Office

You may qualify for a

Homestead Exemption

which reduces the appraised valuation before property taxes are calculated if your property is your primary residence. This can result in a lower annual property tax rate for owner-occupied homes.

Key Takeaway: Tax assessors set individual property tax rates on a property-by-property basis.

What do Clark County property taxes pay for?

Clark County uses property taxes to locally fund municipal government projects and a variety of services including:

Public transportation

Law enforcement

Public schools

Solid waste management

Libraries

Roads and highways

Fire departments

Public housing

Budget meetings are open to the public and one of the best methods to influence budget decisions. If you are unhappy with the way your property taxes are being allocated, attend the next Clark County budget meeting.

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How to pay property taxes in Clark County

Get ready to mark your calendar. Clark County property taxes are due each year on May 10 and November 10. You’ll receive a paper copy of your property tax bill by mail sometime in April.

There are several

property tax payment methods

available to Clark County homeowners. You can pay online, by mail, in person, or even at some area banks. Here’s how to pay your property taxes:

Online: Visit the

payment portal

to pay Clark County property taxes using an e-check, debit, or credit card but service fees will apply.

By mail: Write a check made payable to the Clark County Treasurer and mail it to this address: Clark County Treasurer, P.O. Box 1508, Jeffersonville, IN 47131-1508.

In person: Go to the Treasurer's Office located in room 125 at the Clark County Government Building to pay your entire statement by credit card only.

Area banks: You can make property tax payments to some area banks if it’s not a reprint bill and paid by the due date. Indiana Members Credit Union, German American Bank, First Financial Bank, New Washington State Bank, First Savings Bank, and StockYards Bank accept property tax payments.

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FAQs

When are property taxes due in Clark County?

Clark County property taxes are due on May 10 and November 10 each year.

How do I get my Indiana property tax statement?

Your property tax statement will be mailed to you sometime in April but you can also check your balance online.

Are property taxes high in Clark County?

Clark County property taxes average at $1,036 per year which is significantly lower than the national average property tax payment of $3,719 per year.

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