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Tax savings & exemption explorer
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Your situation
Use Yes, No, or Not sure for each topic. “Not sure” adds prompts about what to clarify.
Programs often hinge on living in the home as your main residence.
Includes exemptions or credits that use age thresholds.
May require specific disability certification or forms.
Eligibility can depend on discharge status, combat, or rating.
Income limits and household definitions change—always confirm current rules.
Declared disasters may open reassessment or temporary relief paths.
If these apply
Topics marked Yes.
- Owner-occupied / primary residence programs may apply—confirm how your assessor defines primary residence.
If you are not sure
Topics marked Not sure.
- No open questions from “Not sure” answers yet.
Documents to gather (generic)
Adjust to what your office asks for.
- Recorded deed or trust summary showing ownership.
- Proof of occupancy (utility bills, voter reg, income tax—withhold sensitive pages).
- Prior year exemption approvals or application copies, if any.
- Government ID and, for special programs, program-specific affidavits.