Tax Bill Estimator
The State of Michigan Department of Treasury’s Millage Rate Database and Property Tax Estimator allow residents and business owners to:
Use the Property Tax Estimator
What You’ll Need to Estimate Your Property Taxes:
To get an accurate estimate, have the following information on hand:
What Is a Millage Rate?
A millage rate is the amount of tax you pay per $1,000 of Taxable Value on your property.
Example:
If your property has a Taxable Value of $100,000 and a total millage rate of 40.0000, your tax bill would be:
($100,000/1,000) 40.0000 = $4,000
Where Do Millage Rates Come From?
Millage rates are set by various taxing authorities, and most millage increases are voted on by the public and cannot be raised without voter approval.
2024 City of Holland Millage Rates
| Jurisdiction | PRE Rate | Non-PRE Rate |
|---|
| Allegan - Hamilton | 40.2341 | 58.2341 |
| Allegan - Holland | 43.5980 | 61.5980 |
| Ottawa - Holland | 42.0266 | 60.0266 |
| Ottawa - Holland (DDA area) | 43.2627 | 61.2627 |
Note: An additional 1% Administrative Fee is charged on both Summer and Winter Tax Bills.
Estimate the Cost of a Millage
You can calculate how much a specific millage will cost you based on your property’s Taxable Value using the tool below.
To find your Taxable Value, search your property here:
BS&A Online Property Lookup