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Property Tax Exemption and Deferral Programs
Washington state offers several property tax exemption and deferral programs to assist seniors, individuals with disabilities, and low-income homeowners, primarily managed by county assessors and the Department of Revenue. Programs include senior/disabled exemptions, limited income deferrals, and special assistance for widows/widowers of veterans.
We know that financial hardships happen. If you are struggling to keep up with your property taxes, please review these statewide programs that may be able to help reduce or defer them.
- Property tax exemption program for senior citizens and people with disabilities
- Property tax and special assessment deferral program for senior citizens and people with disabilities
- Property tax deferral program for homeowners with limited income
- Grant assistance program for widows and widowers of veterans
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The Department of Revenue does not maintain individual property tax records for taxpayers. You need to contact your local County Treasurers office to inform them of changes that should be made to your tax records.
The Department of Revenue keeps them updated on their website. The link below provides the income thresholds through 2026
https://www.dor.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2023-08/Income_ThreshTY24-26.pdf
Beginning in 2027, the income thresholds will change, and more households may qualify for the exemption than in prior years. Here are the income thresholds for 2027-2029:
There is a statewide program which waives the interest and penalties for qualified homeowners at risk of foreclosure. It is a one-time interest waiver. Please contact your county Treasurer’s office 了解更多信息。
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