Texas vs Ohio: Property Tax Calculator

Annual and monthly property tax — by state.

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Texas Facts

Income taxNo state income tax
Avg. property tax rate1.6% of home value
Avg. combined sales tax8.19%

Averages — verify current rates with your county assessor.

Ohio Facts

Income taxProgressive state income tax, 2.75-3.5%
Avg. property tax rate1.48% of home value
Avg. combined sales tax7.18%

Averages — verify current rates with your county assessor.

Texas vs Ohio — Quick Comparison

Income tax typenone vs progressive
Property tax rate1.6% vs 1.48%
Sales tax rate8.19% vs 7.18%

Texas

Your Results

Effective rate1.60%
Annual property tax$5,600.00
Monthly (escrow)$466.67

Uses average effective property tax rates per state (2026). Actual rates vary by county and exemptions (homestead, senior, veteran).

Frequently Asked Questions

Which states have the highest property taxes?

New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, and New Hampshire have the highest effective rates (2%+). Hawaii, Alabama, and Colorado are among the lowest.

Is property tax paid monthly or yearly?

Most homeowners pay monthly through escrow as part of the mortgage payment; the lender pays the county annually. Without a mortgage, you pay the county directly, usually annually or semi-annually.

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Ohio

Your Results

Effective rate1.48%
Annual property tax$5,180.00
Monthly (escrow)$431.67

Uses average effective property tax rates per state (2026). Actual rates vary by county and exemptions (homestead, senior, veteran).

Frequently Asked Questions

Which states have the highest property taxes?

New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, and New Hampshire have the highest effective rates (2%+). Hawaii, Alabama, and Colorado are among the lowest.

Is property tax paid monthly or yearly?

Most homeowners pay monthly through escrow as part of the mortgage payment; the lender pays the county annually. Without a mortgage, you pay the county directly, usually annually or semi-annually.

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