Homestead exemption definition

Homestead exemption means the reduction in taxes allowed under division (A) of section 323.152 of the Revised Code for the year in which an application is filed under section 4503.066 of the Revised Code.

Homestead exemption means an exemption under Section

Homestead exemption means the reduction of taxes allowed under division (A) of section 323.152 of the Revised Code.

Examples of Homestead exemption in a sentence

• The Guarantor hereby agrees, to the extent permitted by law, to waive the Homestead exemption, notice of acceptance, notice of presentment, demand, non-payment, dishonor and protest, along with the right to require Seller to proceed against the Applicant.

• As our community’s values are at 72.6% of market value, the Homestead exemption is at $9,438.

• Homestead exemption will be reflected and verified through the TCAD web site.

• To be eligible to file a Homestead exemption appeal, the original application filing date deadline with the Supervisor of Assessments must have been met.

• In the absence of an enforceable premarital/marital agreement under Colorado law a surviving spouse or surviving partner in a civil union, along with minor children of the deceased spouse or partner, have the right to a Homestead exemption which protects the home of the deceased spouse or partner from being attached for his/her debts, as long as the surviving spouse or partner and/or such minor children continue to live in such property.

More Definitions of Homestead exemption

Homestead exemption means the reduction in the taxable value of a homestead as authorized by law;

Homestead exemption means that exemption created by § 34-4.

Homestead exemption means an exemption under Division 2

Homestead exemption means the reduction in the taxable

Homestead exemption means an exemption from a portion of state property taxes.

Homestead exemption means the reduction of taxes 49

Homestead exemption means the reduction of taxes allowed under division (A) of section