South Dakota property tax
Start with your county. Published tax dates and rules link to the official source.
Statewide rules
✓ Verified — Last verified October 24, 2026
Appeal process
Discuss valuation with the county director of equalization, then appeal to the local Board of Equalization if still disputed.
Official source. Verified .
Assessment Freeze for the Elderly & Disabled
2026 program: 65+ or Social Security-defined disability; qualifying owner-occupied single-family home, five-year South Dakota residency/ownership unless previously receiving freeze; prior-year occupancy at least 200 days; income limits apply.
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Counties and county equivalents
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- Charles Mix CountyNot yet verified
- Clark CountyNot yet verified
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- Codington CountyNot yet verified
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- Custer CountyNot yet verified
- Davison CountyNot yet verified
- Day CountyNot yet verified
- Deuel CountyNot yet verified
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- Douglas CountyNot yet verified
- Edmunds CountyNot yet verified
- Fall River CountyNot yet verified
- Faulk CountyNot yet verified
- Grant CountyNot yet verified
- Gregory CountyNot yet verified
- Haakon CountyNot yet verified
- Hamlin CountyNot yet verified
- Hand CountyNot yet verified
- Hanson CountyNot yet verified
- Harding CountyNot yet verified
- Hughes CountyNot yet verified
- Hutchinson CountyNot yet verified
- Hyde CountyNot yet verified
- Jackson CountyNot yet verified
- Jerauld CountyNot yet verified
- Jones CountyNot yet verified
- Kingsbury CountyNot yet verified
- Lake CountyNot yet verified
- Lawrence CountyNot yet verified
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- Lyman CountyNot yet verified
- Marshall CountyNot yet verified
- McCook CountyNot yet verified
- McPherson CountyNot yet verified
- Meade CountyNot yet verified
- Mellette CountyNot yet verified
- Miner CountyNot yet verified
- Minnehaha CountyNot yet verified
- Moody CountyNot yet verified
- Oglala Lakota CountyNot yet verified
- Pennington CountyNot yet verified
- Perkins CountyNot yet verified
- Potter CountyNot yet verified
- Roberts CountyNot yet verified
- Sanborn CountyNot yet verified
- Spink CountyNot yet verified
- Stanley CountyNot yet verified
- Sully CountyNot yet verified
- Todd CountyNot yet verified
- Tripp CountyNot yet verified
- Turner CountyNot yet verified
- Union CountyNot yet verified
- Walworth CountyNot yet verified
- Yankton CountyNot yet verified
- Ziebach CountyNot yet verified
Common questions
How do property tax appeals work in South Dakota?
Discuss valuation with the county director of equalization, then appeal to the local Board of Equalization if still disputed.
Sources
dor.sd.gov
If the land owner still disagrees with the total value of the property may submit an appeal to their local board of equalization.
Verified October 24, 2026
dor.sd.gov
Be 65 years of age or older or disabled (as defined by the Social Security Act) Have been an owner of an owner-occupied single-family dwelling and a resident of South Dakota for five years, unless the assessment freeze was received in the previous year; and Have resided in the home for at least 200 days in the previous calendar year.
Verified October 24, 2026