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North Dakota Homeowners Miss Deadline for Primary Residence Credit, Highlighting Demand for Financial Relief
137,204 Homeowners Apply for Property Tax Relief in North Dakota: Primary Residence Credit Demonstrates Popularity
North Dakota homeowners have missed the deadline to avail themselves of the Primary Residence Credit, a program established by the 2023 legislature to alleviate property tax burdens. The initiative offered up to a $500 credit against 2024 property tax obligations, aiming to provide financial relief to homeowners across the state. Prior to the March 31st deadline, a total of 137,204 homeowners applied for the credit, with Grand Forks County alone seeing 11,677 property owners seeking participation. The Homestead Property Tax Credit was also modified, with an increase in income restrictions to $70,000 being one of the changes that caused a spike in applications. About 1,000 Grand Forks homes applied for the credit this year, a startling 50% spike in applications, according to city officials. In order to sustain the Homestead Property Tax Credit program, the legislature approved $43,500,000, demonstrating the state’s commitment to reducing property tax obligations for qualified homeowners and helping those in need financially.
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North Dakota’s Tax Credits in High Demand – Residents Seize Opportunities for Financial Incentives!(PHOTO: The Bismarck Tribune)
Grand Forks County Sees 50% Spike in Homestead Property Tax Credit Applications, Showcasing Need for Financial Aid
The Primary Residence Credit deadline has passed, but the overwhelming number of applications for the Homestead Property Tax Credit highlights the need of programs like this one in helping homeowners who are struggling financially. Programs like this are vital to giving homeowners much-needed assistance and guaranteeing fair access to property tax relief measures as North Dakota continues to navigate economic uncertainty. Even though the deadline has passed, the legislature’s attempts to address property tax issues show that they are dedicated to helping all of the state’s residents.
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