Property Tax Exemption Form Templates

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This form is used for applying for a property tax exemption in the state of Indiana. It is used to request an exemption from paying property taxes on certain types of properties.

This form is used for organizations in New Jersey to provide further information when claiming a property tax exemption.

This document is used for filing an affidavit by an Innovations Center in Michigan to claim a property tax exemption.

This form is used for filing an affidavit by a qualified start-up business in Michigan to claim a property tax exemption.

This document is a template for a non-resident affidavit that can be used to apply for property tax exemption in the state of Connecticut under the Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA).

This form is used for individuals with disabilities in St. Clair County, Michigan, to apply for a homestead exemption. It requires a physician's statement to verify the disability.

This Form is used for applying for a property tax exemption for Industrial Development Agencies in New York. It provides instructions on how to fill out the application.

This form is used for applying for property tax exemption for seniors in Colorado. It is the long form version of Form 15-DPT-AR. This document is important for seniors who want to qualify for a property tax exemption in Colorado.

This form is used for requesting property tax abatement or exemption in Massachusetts. It is used to provide information about the property and the reason for seeking the abatement or exemption.

This document is used for applying for a local government exemption impact report in New York. It provides instructions on how to complete the Form RP-495.

This document is an addition to the exemption application for parsonage in the state of Kansas. It is used to provide additional information or updates to an existing application.

This form is used for reporting the replacement cost of tax exempt property for insurance purposes in Vermont.

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