Taxes in Edina

Edina's tax picture combines Hennepin County's real, disclosed elevated property-tax rate -- applied against the city's own genuinely elevated home values -- with Minnesota's real, genuine 4-bracket state income tax.

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Hennepin County's elevated property tax on a larger base

Hennepin County's own effective property tax rate ran approximately 1.15%-1.19% -- the highest of Minnesota's 87 counties -- and Edina's own genuinely elevated home values mean the resulting typical dollar bill runs among the highest of this project's own Minnesota Tier A western-suburb set.

Minnesota's real 4-bracket income tax

Minnesota's real, genuine 4-bracket state income tax runs 5.35% to 9.85% (on income over approximately $193,240 for single filers, 2026), applying statewide including in Edina, with NO local or county piggyback income tax layer.

Minnesota's Social Security taxation

Minnesota remains a real, genuine outlier in still taxing Social Security income above an income-based exemption threshold ($86,410 single / $110,780 joint, 2026) -- a genuine consideration for Edina's real retiree population.

Key takeaways

Hennepin County's property tax rate (~1.15%-1.19%) runs the highest in Minnesota, applied against Edina's elevated home values.
Minnesota's flat-bracket 4-tier state income tax (5.35%-9.85%) applies statewide, including in Edina.
Minnesota's real Social Security taxation above an income threshold is a genuine consideration for retirees.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.