Property Tax in Lincoln County
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Lincoln tracks close to national average
Lincoln County's effective tax rate of 1.424% slightly exceeds the national median of 1.209%, placing it in the middle tier nationally. The median property tax of $2,530 sits 6% below the national median of $2,690, reflecting Lincoln's lower home values of $177,700 versus the national average of $281,900.
Slightly below Wisconsin's state average
Lincoln ranks near the middle of Wisconsin's 72 counties at an effective tax rate of 1.424%, marginally below the state average of 1.436%. The county's median property tax of $2,530 falls well short of Wisconsin's state median of $3,081.
Moderate taxes for north-central region
Lincoln's 1.424% rate sits comfortably between Langlade County (1.335%) and Marathon County (1.512%), representing a balanced tax environment. The county offers slightly higher rates than neighbors Marinette (1.261%) and Marquette (1.347%) but lower than Manitowoc (1.538%).
Expect roughly $2,530 in annual taxes
On a median home value of $177,700, Lincoln County homeowners pay approximately $2,530 in annual property taxes. With mortgage escrow, that rises to about $2,593.
Challenge your assessment if overvalued
Lincoln County homeowners should periodically verify their property assessments match current market conditions, as overassessments are common statewide. Wisconsin law allows you to appeal assessments through your town board of review, potentially lowering your tax burden significantly.