Taxes & Insurance in Apache Junction

Apache Junction residents pay Arizona's real, flat 2.5% state income tax alongside a high combined sales tax and a below-national-median effective property tax rate -- with homeowners insurance estimates carrying a genuinely wide, disclosed spread across sources.

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Arizona's flat state income tax -- real, not zero

Arizona has taxed individual income at a single flat 2.5% rate since tax year 2023 -- the lowest flat rate of any US income-tax state, but a genuine, ongoing cost. This applies to Apache Junction residents exactly as it does statewide.

A high combined sales tax (9.1%), and a below-national-median property tax (0.52%)

Apache Junction's combined sales tax is 9.1% (5.6% AZ state + 1.1% Pinal County + 2.4% city). Its median effective property tax rate is cited at 0.52% -- slightly above the Arizona state median (0.51%) but well below the national median (1.02%). Only a small share of the city sits in Maricopa County, where a separate rate structure applies that was not fully reconciled this session.

Homeowners insurance: a genuinely wide, disclosed spread across sources

Estimates ranged dramatically this session: one source cited roughly $505-$684/year specific to Apache Junction, another cited $850-$1,400/year depending on home age and coverage, and broader statewide figures ran from $825/year up to $4,181/year. This is a real, disclosed spread rather than one settled figure -- get a current, address-specific quote.

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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.