Is there a property tax or property fee for American real estate?

The real estate property tax in the United States (collectively referred to as real estate tax by Americans, this paper refers to the real estate tax for civil houses) is not a tax levied by the federal government, but a tax levied by governments at all levels below the state level, which is one of the main sources of financial income for cities, counties and school districts. From the perspective of residents, real estate property tax is the second largest expenditure in housing after housing loans. Because the real estate property tax is a local tax, the tax rates of real estate property tax levied by States, counties and cities will vary greatly. For the same house worth $300,000, in the eastern part of the United States, the annual real estate property tax may be as high as $8,000, and in the south, it may only be $65,438+0,000. The United States only collects property tax, no property fee! /money/lcfa/20 100604/ 18488064 197 . shtml