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Missouri Property Tax Attorneys

Missouri combines Midwestern charm with major metro areas like St. Louis and Kansas City. The state is known for barbecue, jazz, and its iconic Gateway Arch. Missouri’s property tax rate is 0.97%, ranking 22nd. Home prices remain relatively low, making it a cost-effective choice for homeownership.

Property Tax Information for Missouri

Average Tax Rate

0.97%

National Rank

#22

Population

6.2M

Owner Occupied Homes

1.8M

Median Home Value

$194.8K

Estimated Revenue

$5.2B

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Property Tax Issues for Commercial Property Owners

Commercial property owners often face additional complexities and scrutiny when dealing with property tax issues. Our network of experts can help to navigate these issues and mitigate the impact of rising property taxes for commercial owners.

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