Taxes & Insurance in Point Pleasant

Point Pleasant applies West Virginia's real 2026 4.58% top income tax alongside genuinely low county-level property tax and statewide homeowners-insurance context this record discloses honestly.

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West Virginia's real 2026 income tax rate

West Virginia's individual income tax carries 5 brackets from 2.11% to a top 4.58% rate (above $60,000 single-filer taxable income, per SB 392 signed March 31, 2026), applying in Point Pleasant as statewide, alongside a full Social Security exemption reaching all qualifying filers for tax year 2026 -- especially relevant given Point Pleasant's above-average senior population (base record).

Point Pleasant's genuinely low property tax rate

Mason County's Ownwell-cited median effective property tax rate runs 0.71%, with a median annual bill of approximately $517 -- well below the ~$2,400 national median, though this is a county-level, not Point-Pleasant-specific, figure (base record).

West Virginia's real, low statewide sales tax

West Virginia's statewide sales tax rate runs 6.0%, applying in Point Pleasant as statewide (base record).

A real, disclosed gap in Point-Pleasant-specific insurance data

No Point-Pleasant-specific homeowners-insurance premium figure was found this pass -- this record discloses West Virginia's statewide average (~$157/month) instead, alongside a note that the city's riverfront location may carry additional flood-insurance considerations (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.