Property Tax in Billings County
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Billings County has lowest tax rate nationally
Billings County's 0.369% effective tax rate ranks among the lowest in the nation, less than half the U.S. median of 0.89%. Despite this bargain rate, the median property tax of $1,189 approaches 44% of the national median of $2,690, because Billings homes command a median value of $322,500—higher than the national average.
North Dakota's lowest tax rate
Billings County's 0.369% effective rate is the lowest among all North Dakota counties, less than half the state average of 0.885%. Its median tax bill of $1,189 falls below the state median of $1,460 despite the highest median home values ($322,500) in the eight-county dataset, revealing the power of its rock-bottom rate.
Unique tax advantage in the region
Billings County's 0.369% rate stands apart from all surrounding counties—Burke (0.682%), Bowman (0.754%), and Bottineau (0.699%) all charge more than double. This exceptional rate, combined with premium home values, creates an unusual profile: expensive homes at bargain tax rates.
Premium homes, minimal tax bills
A median Billings County home valued at $322,500 generates an estimated annual property tax of just $1,189 thanks to the county's 0.369% rate. High-value properties enjoy especially outsized savings here compared to national averages.
Verify your assessment despite low rates
Billings County's low rates don't immunize homeowners from overassessment—particularly important for high-value properties where even small percentage errors translate to large dollar amounts. Request a reassessment if you suspect your $322,500+ home (or your individual property) is valued above current market.