Vermont Property Appraisers & Tax Directory
Directory of all 14 counties in Vermont. 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 1.73% (Assessment ratio: 100%)
Vermont County Assessors Directory
Select your county to view the local property appraiser office and parcel search portal.
Addison County
Seat: Middlebury
Bennington County
Seat: Bennington
Caledonia County
Seat: St. Johnsbury
Chittenden County
Seat: Burlington
Essex County
Seat: Guildhall
Franklin County
Seat: St. Albans
Grand Isle County
Seat: North Hero
Lamoille County
Seat: Hyde Park
Orange County
Seat: Chelsea
Orleans County
Seat: Newport
Rutland County
Seat: Rutland
Washington County
Seat: Montpelier
Windham County
Seat: Newfane
Windsor County
Seat: Woodstock
Vermont Property Tax Laws & Rules
Homestead Declaration (Form HS-122) provides property tax credits based on household income for primary residences.
Property Tax Credit adjusts education property taxes based on income for eligible residents. Disabled veterans receive $10,000 to $40,000 assessment reductions.
Within 14 days of the grievance notice mailing in May/June.
Appeals are filed before the: Town Board of Civil Authority (BCA).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average property tax rate in Vermont?
The average effective property tax rate in Vermont is approximately 1.73%. Actual tax bills depend on your county, municipality, and local school district levies.
How are properties assessed in Vermont?
Under Vermont law, properties are assessed at a statutory assessment ratio of 100% of fair market value by the local Town Board of Listers / Assessor.
When is the deadline to appeal property taxes in Vermont?
In Vermont, property valuation appeals must generally be filed by: Within 14 days of the grievance notice mailing in May/June. Appeals are heard by the local Town Board of Civil Authority (BCA).
What homestead exemptions are available in Vermont?
Homestead Declaration (Form HS-122) provides property tax credits based on household income for primary residences.
State Tax Authority
Agency: Vermont Department of Taxes - Property Valuation and Review (PVR)
Visit Official State Tax Agency