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Can senior and disabled property owners receive a property-tax deduction?

April 26, 2017deduction disabled owners Property property-tax Senior

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Can senior and disabled property owners receive a property-tax deduction?

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If your annual income does not exceed $35,000.00 and you own and reside in your home, including mobile homes, you may be entitled to a property tax reduction. You must be at least 61 year of age or, if under 61 years, retired because of a disability and unable to work. For details, contact the Assessors Office at (509) 773-3715.

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If your annual income does not exceed $35,000 and you own and reside in your home, including mobile homes, you may be entitled to a property tax reduction. You must be at least 61 years of age or, if under 61 years, retired because of a disability and unable to work. Property taxes may be deferred under certain conditions. For details, see this or call the Department of Assessments at (206) 296-3920.

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If your annual income does not exceed $35,000 and you own and reside in your home, including mobile homes, you may be entitled to a property tax reduction. You must be at least 61 years of age or, if under 61 years, retired because of a disability and unable to work. Property taxes may be deferred under certain conditions. For details, see this, or call the Department of Assessments at (206) 296-3920. To top.