Taxes & Insurance in Cooperstown

Cooperstown applies North Dakota's real, favorable income tax structure alongside a real, disclosed, county-wide (not city-specific) elevated property tax rate.

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North Dakota's real 2026 income and sales tax picture

North Dakota's individual income tax runs a real, three-bracket graduated structure (0%, 1.95%, 2.50% top marginal), described by multiple sources as the lowest top-marginal rate of any income-tax state, alongside an approximately 6.89% statewide combined sales tax average -- both apply in Cooperstown as statewide (base record).

A real, disclosed county-wide property tax rate

Griggs County's own cited median effective property tax rate ran 1.32% -- above this project's own North Dakota statewide anchor of 0.99% -- though this record discloses this figure is county-wide rather than Cooperstown-city-specific (base record).

A real, disclosed dated tax-bill baseline

The $810 median annual tax bill cited alongside that 1.32% rate is built on a cited median home value of $61,200 -- a figure this record discloses appears genuinely dated relative to the $198,000-$219,450 current housing figures found elsewhere in this record (base record).

No Cooperstown-specific insurance figure confirmed

This pass did not confirm a Cooperstown-specific homeowners-insurance premium; this record applies North Dakota's statewide $1,300-$2,400/year range in the absence of a city-specific figure (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.