- Over 65 or Disabled: If you are over 65 or disabled, you are eligible for a homestead exemption of up to $25,000.
- Non-Disabled: If you are not over 65 or disabled, you are eligible for a homestead exemption of up to $10,000.
- Disabled Veterans: If you are a disabled veteran, you are eligible for a homestead exemption of up to $125,000.
FAQ
- How to find out if I am eligible for homestead exemption? You can find out if you are eligible for homestead exemption by contacting your county tax assessor's office.
- How to apply for homestead exemption online? Some counties in Texas allow you to apply for homestead exemption online. You can check with your county tax assessor's office to see if this is an option.
- How to renew my homestead exemption? You do not need to renew your homestead exemption unless your marital status or disability status changes.
- How to change my homestead exemption address? If you move to a new home in Texas, you will need to file a new homestead exemption application.
- How to get help with homestead exemption? If you have any questions about homestead exemption, you can contact your county tax assessor's office or the Texas Comptroller's Office.
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- Be sure to file your homestead exemption application by April 1st.
- If you are over 65 or disabled, you may be eligible for additional property tax breaks.
- You can find more information about homestead exemption on the Texas Comptroller's website.
I would also like to add that it is important to note that the homestead exemption is a tax break, not a grant. This means that you will still have to pay some property taxes, even if you qualify for the exemption. However, the exemption can help you save money on your property taxes, especially if you own a valuable home.
I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
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