Kane County, Illinois: Property Tax Rates
The range across 10 places
Lowest
6.855%
Median
7.610%
Highest
8.488%
Composite rate, as a percent of assessed value, from the published 2024 rates. Illinois taxes a home at a third of its market value: the bill is the assessed value times the composite rate, which adds up every taxing district on the property (county, township, municipality, school, park, library and others). The effective rate on market value is about a third of the composite rate. The State's equalization factor for Kane County is 1; it adjusts assessed values to a common level. Each place shows its most common tax code; a place with several tax codes has a range, so check the address.
Every place, side by side
| Place | Composite rate | Effective rate on market value | School district |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora | 6.855% | 2.28% | East Aurora SD 131 |
| Batavia | 7.906% | 2.64% | SD 101 |
| Carpentersville | 7.573% | 2.52% | SD 300 |
| Elgin | 8.003% | 2.67% | SD U-46 |
| Geneva | 7.609% | 2.54% | SD 304 |
| Hampshire | 7.319% | 2.44% | SD 300 |
| North Aurora | 7.611% | 2.54% | SD 129 |
| South Elgin | 7.891% | 2.63% | SD U-46 |
| St. Charles | 7.423% | 2.47% | SD 303 |
| Sugar Grove | 8.488% | 2.83% | Kaneland CUSD 302 |
City pages in Kane County
Schools, market pace and, where published, reported crime.
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