Property Tax in Fulton County
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Fulton offers low rates despite decent home values
Fulton County's effective tax rate of 1.028% ranks well below the national median of 1.317%, placing it in roughly the 25th percentile nationally. The median property tax of $2,118 is substantially lower than the national median of $2,690, even as typical homes approach $206,000 in value.
Fulton ranks among Pennsylvania's lowest-tax counties
At 1.028%, Fulton's effective rate is among the lowest in the state, sitting well below the Pennsylvania average of 1.317%. The median tax bill of $2,118 is roughly $539 lower than the state median, providing meaningful savings to property owners.
Fulton competes well with neighboring counties
Fulton's 1.028% rate is lower than Forest (1.038%), Fayette (1.195%), and Franklin (1.115%), making it one of the region's most tax-efficient counties. A Fulton homeowner pays roughly $200–$1,100 less annually than residents of higher-taxing counties, despite competitive home values.
Median Fulton home costs about $2,118 yearly
A typical Fulton home worth $206,000 carries an annual property tax bill of $2,118. With a mortgage, that bill rises to $2,271; without one, it drops to $1,948.
Fulton homeowners can further reduce taxes via appeals
Even in one of Pennsylvania's lowest-tax counties, assessment errors occur. Requesting an informal review or formal appeal of your property's assessed value could trim another $200–$400 from your annual bill.