Property Tax in Andrew County
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Andrew County taxes remain below national median
Andrew County's effective rate of 0.762% sits comfortably below the national median of 0.863%, ranking in the bottom half of U.S. counties for tax burden. Despite median home values around $196,200, homeowners pay just $1,495 annually—still roughly half the national median property tax.
Among Missouri's moderate-tax counties
At 0.762%, Andrew County ranks just above the Missouri state average of 0.733% and falls in the middle tier of the state's 114 counties. The median tax paid here is $1,495, notably higher than Missouri's median of $1,199 due to Andrew's higher home values.
Highest rate in the northwestern region
Andrew County's 0.762% effective rate edges slightly above Adair County's 0.759%, but considerably exceeds most other northern counties. Barry County (0.571%) and Benton County (0.557%) to the south show how tax rates vary across the region.
Plan for roughly $1,495 yearly
With a median home value of $196,200, Andrew County homeowners face approximately $1,495 in annual property taxes. For those with mortgages, that amount typically rises to $1,534 when lenders include escrow payments.
Appeal if your home is overvalued
Many Missouri homeowners overlook the opportunity to challenge their property assessments, especially when local real estate markets shift. Contact Andrew County's assessor's office to learn how appealing an inflated assessment could save you hundreds annually.