Yes, we have exemptions ... yes, we have a cap. Rates vary by area. 

.719% of assessed value.
Widows & Disabled Exemption for qualifying folks.

Rates vary by district.  Mine is (Chelan County, Washington)  11.8958 

The cap is 1% on non-voter approved tax rates
We have discounts for seniors/limited income, disabled, and some land use exemptions.

In Louisiana, they have a homestead exemption for the first $75,000 for owner-occupied property. 

Fred, there are many variables as each township in the county has a different tax rate as well as the two cities and the three different school corporations.

There is a 1% cap on residential structures of the assessed value but not that many homes ever are limited by the cap.  The most common deductions are the homestead ($45,000) and Mortgage ($3,000) deductions off the assessed value. 

People moving to our area find Tippecanoe County has very low taxes for housing a world class university and the #1 or 2 school district in the state.  As an example we live in a 3,200 sq ft home with full unfinished basement, 3 car attached garage, two decks, lot is on a pond,  updated interior and the taxes are below $2,900 for the year.

I can quote many rates and exceptions.   Generally and city-county specific.  I'm in California where there are many differences. 

I do not know.

We have exemptions, caps and the rate varies from 1.12% to 1.16%

Fred Griffin Not sure the exact millage for Erie County, PA, but know that PA has tax rebates for eligible seniors, widows, widowers and people with disabilities.

we don't have many exemptions in our town.... and there are no tax limits...

Since I work in two states and half a dozen counties, reporting on tax rates would take forever. No annual caps. In NC we have very few options for exemptions.

Fred,

Like Michael Jacobs we are in California,!  LOL

1% of assessed value at the time of sale, plus 1-2% growth each year.  Prop 13 it's called out here.  LOVE it!

I love FLORIDA's Homestead EXEMPTION! This is the best state to live in if you have creditors:) or judgments:) As it should be:) 

I think we are pretty close to 100% Fred Griffin . Seriously we are at a crazy high right now because of some huge projects that had over runs.

The rates vary from one jurisdiction to another the biggest influencing factor seems to be the changes made in Tax Valuations that also change here in Northern Virginia.

I don't think we have anything

I give my CPA my info, but think the mileage is .545.

Never looked at. 

No idea. I just pass the bill to ... mama.

27 and yes we have homested and disabled veteran discounts.  We also have a "conservatory" exemption for raw land that can happens in 10 year incriments. 

Total millage for Martin County is around 18 plus or minus depending on location.

Property taxes here in NH average $18 to 22 per thousand. Some towns are higher. Assessements are done every 5 years. There is exemptions. 

Unlke Florida, Illinois has few exemptions and very, very high taxes! Have not checked the millage rate since I have been back!

Varies.

You may need to talk to my tax lady for this one.

Rates vary by area,and there is a cap. We have homestead exemptions,among others, too.

MECKLENBURG (Charlotte) COUNTY - .8232 per $100. + City taxes .3368, or total of 1.164% - so, a $250K home would be taxed at approximately $2,910/year.

YORK (Fort Mill, SC) COUNTY - 0.632 or $1,580/year for a home valued at approximately $250K.

EXEMPTIONS: In NC, yes to Veteran, disabled or over-age 65 categories but, there is a maximum income that allows for the 50% deduction. No Homestead in NC...which is why a large number of my over-65 buyers elect to move to Fort Mill, SC where they do offer the Homestead Exemption and the qualifying income is less than the over-65 general exemption in NC.

As with many states who do have the Homestead Exemption, you must apply for it at the county tax office. *In SC, you HAVE to visit the tax office, regardless of your age. SC taxes default to a second-home rate and you must present proper documentation in person in order to have the 'investor rate' removed.