Taxes in Sikeston, MO

Updated 2026 β€’ Property, income & sales tax data

πŸ“Š Total Annual Tax Burden in Sikeston, MO

The combined effect of property, income, and sales taxes determines your total tax burden. Based on Sikeston's median household income of $47,464 and a local median home price of $108,000.

Total Annual Estimate
$5,729
property + income + sales
🏠 Property
$764
0.71% rate
πŸ’Ό Income
$3,400
2-4.8% rate
πŸ›’ Sales
$1,565
on $15,500/yr spending

🏠 Property Tax in Sikeston, MO

Property taxes are collected by local governments and used to fund schools, infrastructure, and other local services.

Annual Property Tax
$764
Based on $108,000 home
(local median home price)
Effective Rate
0.71%
US avg: 1.1% ↓ Lower
Year-over-Year Change
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Data not available

Note: The effective rate represents the percentage of a property's value paid in taxes annually. The US average property tax rate is approximately 1.1%. The estimate above uses the local median home price of $108,000 for Sikeston, not the national median of $419,200.

πŸ’Ό State Income Tax in MO

Income tax rates and brackets vary by state, impacting residents' overall tax burden. The top bracket applies to income above $$1273-$8911.

Tax Rate in MO
2-4.8%
Single Filer
$4,310
on $100k salary
Married Couple
$8,620
on $200k salary
Sikeston Median
$3,400
on $47,464 local median

⚠ Local Taxes: MO allows local jurisdictions to levy additional income taxes. St. Louis/KC add 1%.

Note: Tax estimates are approximations based on standard deductions and may not account for all applicable credits, deductions, or individual circumstances. For personalized tax advice, please consult a qualified tax professional.

πŸ›’ Sales Tax in Sikeston, MO

Sales tax is applied to most retail purchases and is collected by merchants at the point of sale. The rate can vary based on location and type of purchase.

State Rate
4.225%
#38 of 50
Avg Local Rate
+4.19%
additional local tax
Combined Max Rate
10.1%
state + local maximum
Combined Rank
12
out of 50 states

Impact on Common Household Expenses

Category Annual Spending Est. Sales Tax
Groceries $7,000 $707
Retail $5,000 $505
Dining $3,500 $353
Total Annual $15,500 $1,565

πŸ’‘ Did you know? Not all states tax groceries, and some have tax holidays for specific items like back-to-school supplies or emergency preparedness equipment. Check with local authorities for exemptions that might apply to you.

Understanding Your Tax Burden in Sikeston, MO

Taxes impact your cost of living in Sikeston, MO. With lower property taxes around 0.71%, variable income taxes, and sales tax at 4.22%, understanding your tax burden is crucial. Explore detailed breakdowns below.

Tax Pros & Cons of Sikeston, MO

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Pros

  • β€’Friendly community
  • β€’Good local schools
  • β€’Access to outdoor activities
  • β€’Family-friendly environment
  • β€’Quiet small-town feel
  • β€’Proximity to bigger cities
  • β€’Diverse dining choices
  • β€’Growing job market
  • β€’Low cost of living
  • β€’Affordable housing options
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Cons

  • β€’Access to healthcare issues
  • β€’Less cultural diversity
  • β€’Job market competition
  • β€’Occasional racial tension
  • β€’Limited nightlife options
  • β€’Limited public transportation
  • β€’Political division
  • β€’Fewer kids activities
  • β€’Some economic struggles
  • β€’Higher crime rates

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Sikeston, MO? β–Ό

The cost of living in Sikeston, MO is 0% equal to the national average, with a cost of living index of 100 (where 100 represents the U.S. average). Housing typically accounts for the largest portion of living expenses. See full cost of living breakdown β†’

Is Sikeston, MO a safe place to live? β–Ό

Sikeston, MO is average in terms of safety, with crime rates near the national average. Safety varies significantly by neighborhood. View detailed Sikeston crime statistics β†’

What are the best neighborhoods in Sikeston, MO? β–Ό

The best neighborhoods in Sikeston, MO depend on your priorities. For families, look for areas near top-rated schools with lower crime rates. For affordability, neighborhoods vary in price depending on proximity to amenities and schools.

How are the taxes in Sikeston, MO? β–Ό

Tax rates in Sikeston, MO include state and local components. The cost of living index of 100 reflects a moderate cost environment compared to the national average. View detailed Sikeston tax information β†’

How does Sikeston, MO compare to nearby cities? β–Ό

Sikeston, MO offers comparable costs to nearby communities. With a cost of living index of 100, median home prices of $0, and a crime rate of 0 per 1,000 residents, you can compare these metrics side-by-side. Use the compare feature to evaluate specific cities.

What is the weather like in Sikeston, MO? β–Ό

Weather in Sikeston, MO varies by season. Climate data varies by season. View detailed Sikeston climate & environment data β†’

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πŸ“… Last Updated: February 2026

Sources: Tax Foundation, State Revenue Departments, U.S. Census Bureau ACS

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