Kansas Property Appraisers & Tax Directory
Directory of all 105 counties in Kansas. Access local property valuation administrators, parcel search GIS maps, and tax appeal boards.
County Property Tax Calculator
Estimated using County's effective tax rate of 1.34% (Assessment ratio: 11.5%)
Kansas County Assessors Directory
Select your county to view the local property appraiser office and parcel search portal.
Allen County
Seat: Iola
Anderson County
Seat: Garnett
Atchison County
Seat: Atchison
Barber County
Seat: Medicine Lodge
Barton County
Seat: Great Bend
Bourbon County
Seat: Fort Scott
Brown County
Seat: Hiawatha
Butler County
Seat: El Dorado
Chase County
Seat: Cottonwood Falls
Chautauqua County
Seat: Sedan
Cherokee County
Seat: Columbus
Cheyenne County
Seat: Saint Francis
Clark County
Seat: Ashland
Clay County
Seat: Clay Center
Cloud County
Seat: Concordia
Coffey County
Seat: Burlington
Comanche County
Seat: Coldwater
Cowley County
Seat: Winfield
Crawford County
Seat: Girard
Decatur County
Seat: Oberlin
Dickinson County
Seat: Abilene
Doniphan County
Seat: Troy
Douglas County
Seat: Lawrence
Edwards County
Seat: Kinsley
Elk County
Seat: Howard
Ellis County
Seat: Hays
Ellsworth County
Seat: Ellsworth
Finney County
Seat: Garden
Ford County
Seat: Dodge
Franklin County
Seat: Ottawa
Geary County
Seat: Junction
Gove County
Seat: Gove
Graham County
Seat: Hill
Grant County
Seat: Ulysses
Gray County
Seat: Cimarron
Greeley County
Seat: Tribune
Greenwood County
Seat: Eureka
Hamilton County
Seat: Syracuse
Harper County
Seat: Anthony
Harvey County
Seat: Newton
Haskell County
Seat: Sublette
Hodgeman County
Seat: Jetmore
Jackson County
Seat: Holton
Jefferson County
Seat: Oskaloosa
Jewell County
Seat: Mankato
Johnson County
Seat: Olathe
Kearny County
Seat: Lakin
Kingman County
Seat: Kingman
Kiowa County
Seat: Greensburg
Labette County
Seat: Oswego
Lane County
Seat: Dighton
Leavenworth County
Seat: Leavenworth
Lincoln County
Seat: Lincoln Center
Linn County
Seat: Mound
Logan County
Seat: Oakley
Lyon County
Seat: Emporia
McPherson County
Seat: McPherson
Marion County
Seat: Marion
Marshall County
Seat: Marysville
Meade County
Seat: Meade
Miami County
Seat: Paola
Mitchell County
Seat: Beloit
Montgomery County
Seat: Independence
Morris County
Seat: Council Grove
Morton County
Seat: Elkhart
Nemaha County
Seat: Seneca
Neosho County
Seat: Erie
Ness County
Seat: Ness
Norton County
Seat: Norton
Osage County
Seat: Lyndon
Osborne County
Seat: Osborne
Ottawa County
Seat: Minneapolis
Pawnee County
Seat: Larned
Phillips County
Seat: Phillipsburg
Pottawatomie County
Seat: Westmoreland
Pratt County
Seat: Pratt
Rawlins County
Seat: Atwood
Reno County
Seat: Hutchinson
Republic County
Seat: Belleville
Rice County
Seat: Lyons
Riley County
Seat: Manhattan
Rooks County
Seat: Stockton
Rush County
Seat: La Crosse
Russell County
Seat: Russell
Saline County
Seat: Salina
Scott County
Seat: Scott
Sedgwick County
Seat: Wichita
Seward County
Seat: Liberal
Shawnee County
Seat: Topeka
Sheridan County
Seat: Hoxie
Sherman County
Seat: Goodland
Smith County
Seat: Smith Center
Stafford County
Seat: Saint John
Stanton County
Seat: Johnson
Stevens County
Seat: Hugoton
Sumner County
Seat: Wellington
Thomas County
Seat: Colby
Trego County
Seat: WaKeeney
Wabaunsee County
Seat: Alma
Wallace County
Seat: Sharon Springs
Washington County
Seat: Washington
Wichita County
Seat: Leoti
Wilson County
Seat: Fredonia
Woodson County
Seat: Yates Center
Wyandotte County
Seat: Kansas
Kansas Property Tax Laws & Rules
First $42,000 of appraised valuation of residential property is exempt from the statewide 20-mill school levy.
SAFESR (Kansas Property Tax Relief for Low-Income Seniors) refunds property taxes for seniors 65+ with income under $23,700.
Within 30 days of the date the valuation notice was mailed (typically late March).
Appeals are filed before the: Kansas Board of Tax Appeals (BOTA).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average property tax rate in Kansas?
The average effective property tax rate in Kansas is approximately 1.34%. Actual tax bills depend on your county, municipality, and local school district levies.
How are properties assessed in Kansas?
Under Kansas law, properties are assessed at a statutory assessment ratio of 11.5% of fair market value by the local County Appraiser's Office.
When is the deadline to appeal property taxes in Kansas?
In Kansas, property valuation appeals must generally be filed by: Within 30 days of the date the valuation notice was mailed (typically late March). Appeals are heard by the local Kansas Board of Tax Appeals (BOTA).
What homestead exemptions are available in Kansas?
First $42,000 of appraised valuation of residential property is exempt from the statewide 20-mill school levy.
State Tax Authority
Agency: Kansas Department of Revenue - Property Valuation Division
Visit Official State Tax Agency