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Homestead Tax Credit for Senior Citizens or Disabled Persons
You may be eligible for North Dakota's Homestead Credit Program if you are:
Qualified renters receive a partial refund of their rent.
Property Tax Credit Homeowner Requirements for Senior Citizens:
(See ND State Century Code for complete requirements)
Property Tax Credit Homeowner Requirements for Disabled Persons:
(See ND State Century Code for complete requirements)
- 65 years of age or older or
- Permanently and totally disabled.
Qualified renters receive a partial refund of their rent.
Property Tax Credit Homeowner Requirements for Senior Citizens:
(See ND State Century Code for complete requirements)
- You must be 65 years of age or older in the year for which the application is made.
- For a husband and wife who are living together, only one may apply for the credit. The person applying for the credit must be 65 years of age or older.
- You must reside on and have an ownership interest in the property for which the credit is claimed.
- Your total income from all sources may not be more than $42,000 after deducting medical expenses paid out of your pocket.
- Your assets, on the assessment date, may not exceed $500,000 including the market value of your homestead.
Property Tax Credit Homeowner Requirements for Disabled Persons:
(See ND State Century Code for complete requirements)
- The applicant must be permanently and totally disabled.
- Proof of total disability must be established with a certificate from a licensed physician approved by the city governing body where you reside.
- There is no age requirement for the disabled person's credit.
- You must reside on and have an ownership interest in the property for which the credit is claimed.
- Your total income from all sources may not be more than $42,000 after deducting medical expenses paid out of your pocket.
- Your assets, on the assessment date, may not exceed $500,000 including the market value of your homestead.