Real estate

Local taxes: discover the tax rates in your municipality

Publié le 14 août 2025 - Directorate of Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

Would you like to compare the level of the property tax on built properties, or the household waste collection tax, of your municipality with the rate applied in neighboring cities? A digital platform allows you to consult the tax rates applied in each commune of France with regard to local direct taxation.

A digital tool, proposed by the General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFIP), allows you to consult the local direct tax rates voted by municipalities and intermunicipalities. For each city, you can view the tax rate applied for the following taxes:

For these different taxes, the amount you have to pay as an owner depends on:

  • the cadastral rental value of your home (the theoretical annual rent that you could collect if you had rented your property);
  • and the tax rate, which varies from municipality to municipality.

Within the digital tool proposed by the Directorate-General for Public Finance on the data.economie.gouv website, you can look at the tax rates applied in the past 4 years (from 2021 to 2024). You can then select several municipalities in the same region or department to compare their local taxation. In addition, for each of the taxes the departmental average and the regional average of the tax rate are displayed.

In addition to this digital tool, the DGFIP provides you with information relating to tax deliberations voted by local authorities and applicable for 2025 ; this information is available on the website collectivites-locales.gouv.fr.

Please note

Before being enriched with information intended for individuals, the platform proposed by the DGFIP only made it possible to know the level of local taxation applied to professionals in a given territory. For professionals, the digital tool indicates the tax rate used for the following taxes:

  • property tax on built-up properties;
  • property tax on unbuilt properties;
  • the household waste collection tax;
  • the property contribution of companies outside the economic activity zone;
  • the property contribution of companies in economic activity zones;
  • the property contribution of companies in wind-powered areas.

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