Maine (ME) Property Tax Info
Property Tax Rank in US (best =1) | 43 |
Corporate Tax Rank in US (best =1) | 38 |
Sales Tax Rank in US (best =1) | 8 |
Effective Real-Estate Tax Rate | 1.40% |
Is Personal Property Taxable | Yes |
Maine State Website | http://maine.gov/ |
Capital | Augusta |
Largest City | Portland |
Largest Metro Area | 535,420 |
Important Dates
For Real Property
- Maine Property Tax Filing Deadline Varies locally
- Maine Property Tax Appeal Deadline Within 6 months of Commitment Date
For Business Personal Property
- BPP Filing (Rendition) Deadline Usually Between April 15 and May 1
- BPP Appeal Deadline Jan 1
Maine Property Tax Rate
Maine property tax Rates vary significantly depending on where you live, however. For example, the average effective rate in Hancock County is 1.00%, lowest in the state. On the other hand, the average effective rate in Androscoggin County is 1.71%, highest in the state.
Property tax rates in Maine are well above the U.S. average. The state’s average effective property tax rate is 1.30%, while the national average is currently around 1.07%. The typical Maine resident will pay $2,597 a year in property taxes.