Property Tax in Clinton County
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Clinton's rate undercuts national average
Clinton County's 1.143% effective tax rate ranks below both the state average of 1.317% and the national median of 1.58%, placing it in the lower-tax tier nationally. The median property tax of $2,047 represents just 76% of the national median of $2,690.
Clinton ranks in Pennsylvania's bottom third
At $2,047 in median annual property taxes, Clinton County ranks among the lowest-taxed counties in Pennsylvania, paying significantly less than the state average of $2,657. The county's 1.143% rate is one of the lowest across all 67 Pennsylvania counties.
Clinton offers relief compared to nearby counties
Clinton County's $2,047 median tax beats both Clearfield County ($1,488) and Columbia County ($2,266) depending on home values, though all three maintain favorable rates versus the state. The tri-county region shows property taxes ranging from 1.138% to 1.190%, making it consistently affordable.
Median homeowner pays $2,047 annually
On a median home value of $179,100, Clinton County homeowners pay approximately $2,047 in annual property taxes at the county's 1.143% effective rate. Homeowners with mortgages pay an estimated $2,186, while those without mortgages pay $1,831.
Appeal overassessments to reclaim taxes
Even in lower-tax counties, many homeowners face inflated assessments that cost hundreds annually. Clinton County residents who believe their property is overvalued can file an appeal to challenge the assessment and potentially reduce their tax liability.