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North Dakota Program Eligibility

Discover if you — or a loved one — are eligible to save money with property tax relief.

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Property Tax-Aide features two widely available property tax relief programs for older residents—one for homeowners and the other for renters. Both programs are available for those who are totally and permanent disabled.

The information on this page is updated as new information becomes available by the relevant tax agencies.

Senior Citizen Homeowner Credit

A homeowner may qualify for reduction in the taxable value of the homestead. The property tax credit for homeowners is given in the form of reduced property tax assessment. If income is not in excess of $40,000, the credit is 100% of taxable value, up to $9,000. If income is in excess of $40,000 but less than $70,000 the credit is 50% reduction of taxable value, up to $4,500.

Application Deadline

  • Applications are due before March 31 in the year in which the property is assessed and for which the credit is requested.
  • Applications are to be submitted to the local assessor or county director of tax equalization.
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Senior Citizen Renter’s Refund

The Renter's Refund program provides a partial refund on rent for a renter’s place of residence or a mobile home lot. A renter may qualify for a refund of a portion of the rent deemed to represent property taxes. If 20% of your annual rent exceeds 4% of your annual income, you will receive a refund for the over payment. Refunds can be up to $400.

Application Deadline

The Application for Senior Citizens or Permanently and Totally Disabled Renter’s Property Tax Refund is available mid-January through May 31 of each year.

Am I eligible?

Property Tax-Aide has independently selected the property tax relief programs featured on this website that we think are the most relevant and beneficial to older adults. It is not an exhaustive list of all property tax relief programs available in each state. Please consult your local tax agency for a comprehensive listing of property tax relief programs in your area.

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