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Posted: 12:00 PM Dec 13, 2006
2007 Wisconsin Property Taxes
Taxes will increase less than one percent for the median-price home.
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Wisconsin homeowners will be happy to know that their property taxes won't increase much next year -- about seven dollars for the average priced home. That's an increase of less than one percent from last year.
But, the controls that kept tax increases down will expire this year. Next month, the legislature will discuss new controls for the next budget.
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