Taxes

Canadian County collects taxes from two sources:

• Property Taxes
• Sales Taxes

Property Taxes

Property (ad valorem) taxes are calculated based on a property owner's valuation and applicable mill levy.

• 2020 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2019 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2018 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2017 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2016 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2015 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2014 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2013 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2012 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2011 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2010 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2009 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2008 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)
• 2007 Ad Valorem Tax Levies (PDF)

• 2021 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2020 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2019 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2018 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2017 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2016 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2015 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2014 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2013 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2012 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2011 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2010 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2009 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2008 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2007 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2006 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2005 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2004 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2003 Assessed Valuations (PDF)
• 2002 Assessed Valuations (PDF)

Sales Taxes

Canadian County voters approved a 0.35 cent sales tax in August 1996 to fund the construction and operation of the Gary E. Miller Canadian County Children's Justice Center.