Taxes & Insurance in Old Orchard Beach

Old Orchard Beach applies Maine's real 2026 tax structure alongside a property tax rate running close to the state's own statewide average, this record discloses directly.

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Maine's real 2026 income tax rate

Maine's individual income tax tops out at a real 7.15% for the large majority of filers, with a new 2% millionaire's-tax surcharge (LD 2212) pushing the effective top rate to 9.15% above $1 million/$1.5 million income (base record).

Old Orchard Beach's property tax runs close to Maine's statewide picture

Ownwell cites Old Orchard Beach's median effective property tax rate at 1.09% -- below Maine's own statewide median per that source (1.47%) and close to this project's Maine state record's 1.10% statewide anchor (base record).

A favorable, statewide-anchored homeowners-insurance picture

No Old Orchard Beach-specific figure was found this pass; this record uses Maine's statewide range (approximately $1,335-$1,433/year) as a disclosed anchor (base record).

Confirm flood-insurance costs directly given real storm history

York County was cited as carrying Maine's cheapest average flood-insurance rates (~$977/year), though Old Orchard Beach's own real, documented January 2024 storm-damage history makes confirming current, address-specific flood-insurance quotes directly a genuinely important step (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.