Taxes in Springfield

Springfield's tax picture combines Vermont's real, statewide graduated income and sales tax structure with a locally cited, notably low property tax rate this record explains honestly.

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Vermont's real, graduated income tax

Vermont's 2026 income tax runs a graduated five-bracket structure (3.35%-8.75% top marginal) -- applying in Springfield as statewide.

A notably low cited property tax rate, explained

Ownwell cited Springfield's median effective property tax rate at approximately 0.80% (annual bill ~$1,147) -- notably below Vermont's statewide figures, most plausibly tied to the state's Common Level of Appraisal system rather than an unusually light tax burden in absolute terms.

A data-labeling caveat worth knowing

Ownwell's site separately lists a distinct "Springfield, Windham County" tax page (2.73%) that does NOT describe this real Springfield, VT (confirmed Windsor County) -- this record uses the correct Windsor County figures.

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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.