What Is The Difference Between Real Estate Taxes & Property Taxes

What Is The Difference Between Real Estate Taxes & Property Taxes

Real estate tax and property tax are the same thing. The IRS uses the term "real estate tax," but most people call it "property tax." Property (real estate) tax is charged on immovable property—land and structures that are permanently attached to the ground such as a house, building, or land.

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