Taxes & Insurance in Anniston

Anniston applies Alabama's near-flat state income tax and a 10% combined sales tax, alongside a Calhoun County property tax rate that carries a real, disclosed spread across sources but runs well below the national average either way.

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Alabama's graduated income tax, functionally near-flat for most earners

Alabama taxes income at 2% up to $500 (single) / $1,000 (MFJ), 4% on the next bracket, and 5% above $3,000 (single) / $6,000 (MFJ). Alabama's real, uncapped federal-income-tax deduction from state taxable income provides a genuine offset.

A real, disclosed spread in Calhoun County's property tax rate

Calhoun County's effective property tax rate carries a genuine, unreconciled spread across sources: 0.33% (one source), 0.44% (a separate source's 'median effective rate,' itself cited as below Alabama's own 0.47% statewide median), and 0.40% (a third figure derived from a $661 median bill on a $163,400 home). All sit at or below Alabama's already-low statewide norms.

Anniston's 10% combined sales tax

Anniston's minimum combined 2026 sales tax rate is 10% (4.0% state + 5.0% city, per Avalara).

A disclosed gap on homeowners insurance

No isolated Anniston-specific homeowners insurance figure was found this pass. As an inland Alabama market, Anniston plausibly sits well below Alabama's $4,317/year statewide average (a figure pulled upward by hurricane-exposed coastal cities documented in huntsville-al.js) -- disclosed as a plausible inference, not an independently re-sourced Anniston-specific number.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-24. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.