Taxes & Insurance in Hardwick

Hardwick applies Vermont's real, statewide tax structure alongside a town-specific property tax rate that runs dramatically above the state's own already-high average.

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Hardwick's property tax runs dramatically above Vermont's statewide anchor

Ownwell cites Hardwick's own effective property tax rate at 3.38% (median annual bill $4,252) -- more than double Vermont's own 1.51% statewide Tax Foundation-anchored figure, itself already the 4th-highest in the nation (base record).

A real, disclosed county-labeling discrepancy

Ownwell's own page for this figure was URL-labeled 'Lamoille County,' though other sources describe Hardwick as a Caledonia County town -- a real, disclosed, unresolved discrepancy this record flags rather than silently correcting (base record).

Vermont's real, graduated income tax applies statewide

A five-bracket structure topping out at 8.75% applies in Hardwick as statewide, among the higher top marginal rates in the country (base record).

Homeowners insurance follows Vermont's favorable statewide picture

No Hardwick-specific figure was confirmed this pass; this record cites Vermont's own statewide range of approximately $1,054-$1,170/year -- though standard policies typically exclude flood-specific damage, a real nuance given Hardwick's own documented flood history (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.