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Culpeper values cows at $50 and bulls at $75. Warren assesses cattle at $100 per head and doesn't tax anything under a year old.
In Rappahannock, cows without calves are valued at $350, cows with calves at $400, two-year-old steers at $350, yearling heifers at $250. yearling steers at $300. bulls at $450, registered bulls at $500. calves at $50. six-month-old heifers at $120 and six-month-old steers at $150.
Under this year’s rates and ratios, a Rappahannock farmer will pay $5.50 in personal property taxes on a registered bull while a farmer in Culpeper will pay $3.75 on the same bull and a farmer in Warren $1.25.
Of the six counties, only Fauquier has eliminated taxes on farm machinery but the others all charge less than Rappahannock. At current rates and ratios, a Rappahannock farmer will pay $77 in personal property taxes on a $7,000 tractor. For the same tractor, the bill in Culpeper will be $70, in Madison $67.20, in Page
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