Taxes & Insurance in Falmouth

Falmouth applies Maine's real 2026 tax structure alongside a genuinely elevated, town-confirmed property tax rate this record discloses honestly.

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Maine's real 2026 income tax rate, with real retiree advantages

Maine's individual income tax runs a real 7.15% base top marginal rate for the overwhelming majority of taxpayers, applying in Falmouth as statewide, alongside a full Social Security exemption and a $48,216 pension deduction (tax year 2025, subject to an income-based phaseout) -- a real, meaningful consideration given Falmouth's own retiree-heavy population (base record).

Falmouth's own, town-confirmed elevated property tax rate

Falmouth's own FAQ confirms a $13.85 per $1,000 assessed-value rate, assessed at 100% of market value -- a real, direct 1.385% effective rate, above both Maine's own statewide anchor (~1.10%) and the national median (~1.02%) (base record).

Maine's 5.5% sales tax, with no local option

Maine's general sales tax runs a real, current 5.5% statewide, with no county- or city-level local option layered on top anywhere in the state (base record).

A genuinely favorable statewide homeowners-insurance picture

This pass did not confirm a Falmouth-specific homeowners-insurance figure, so this record uses Maine's own statewide range ($1,335-$1,433/year) instead, disclosed as a real, honest gap (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.