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Property tax per resident is highest in Aukra: NOK 70,556

Property tax per resident is highest in Aukra: NOK 70,556

The ten municipalities with the highest property tax per resident in the municipality's own accounts, 2025. Kroner per resident.

  1. AukraNOK 70,556
  2. ModalenNOK 65,884
  3. SirdalNOK 61,552
  4. EidfjordNOK 57,751
  5. BykleNOK 52,271
  6. SuldalNOK 38,288
  7. AurlandNOK 37,577
  8. TydalNOK 35,695
  9. ÅseralNOK 32,925
  10. ValleNOK 30,361

Highest: Aukra (NOK 70,556). Number ten: Valle (NOK 30,361). 31 of 358 municipalities report NOK 0.

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MunicipalityProperty tax per resident
1. AukraNOK 70,556
2. ModalenNOK 65,884
3. SirdalNOK 61,552
4. EidfjordNOK 57,751
5. BykleNOK 52,271
6. SuldalNOK 38,288
7. AurlandNOK 37,577
8. TydalNOK 35,695
9. ÅseralNOK 32,925
10. ValleNOK 30,361
Source: Statistics Norway, table 13540 · Chart: TallvettUpdated 15 Jun 2026
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How this chart was made
  • The figures are Statistics Norway's own, from table 13540: property tax per resident in the municipality's own accounts (not the consolidated group). We have not calculated them; we chose the ten highest among 358 municipalities with a figure for 2025 and counted how many report NOK 0.
  • The table does not explain why the amounts differ, and neither do we. Property tax is a municipal tax that not every municipality levies, and it can fall on different kinds of property. Merged municipalities without a figure for 2025 are not included.
  • Small municipalities have few residents, so the amount per resident can swing a lot from year to year.

Statistics Norway's notes on the table

  • The table gives a summary of the relevant accounting classifications in relation to the population.
  • For explanations of specific data issues, adjustments to published figures, breaks in time series, and municipal mergers, see Structural explanations and the correction log (in Norwegian).
  • . = Category not applicable. Figures do not exist at this time, because the category was not in use when the figures were collected.

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