Housing

Pine County Assessor: the Disabled Veteran Market Value Exclusion (70% or More), Applications by December 31

The Pine County Assessor ((320) 591-1632) takes the State’s market value exclusion on the homestead of an honourably discharged veteran rated 70% or more service-connected, and the surviving spouse and primary family caregiver applications; initial applications are due by December 31 for the next year’s taxes and need not be renewed each year.

Also called: Assessor, market value exclusion, homestead, disabled veteran, 70%, surviving spouse, primary family caregiver, December 31, 273.13, (320) 591-1632, Pine City, Sandstone, Hinckley, Askov, Finlayson, Willow River, Sturgeon Lake, Rutledge, Brook Park, Kerrick, Bruno, Denham.

For: Veteran or service member, caregiver, survivor.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

The county's words. The Assessor's Disabled Veteran Value Exclusion page: "This program, enacted in 2008, provides for a market value exclusion for property tax purposes on the homesteaded property of an honorably discharged veteran who has a service-related disability rating of 70% or higher, as determined by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs." "Initial applications need to be submitted to the County Assessor by December 31st to be effective for the following year's taxes. Annual re-applications are no longer necessary." The page links three applications: the Disabled Veteran Market Value Exclusion, the Surviving Spouse of Disabled Veteran and the Primary Family Caregiver of Disabled Veteran. The rule. The exclusion is the State's (Minnesota Statutes 273.13, subdivision 34, the Minnesota entries, which carry the amounts and the surviving spouse's and caregiver's terms). Questions and applications: the Assessor's office, (320) 591-1632.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Pine County Assessor: the Disabled Veteran Market Value Exclusion (70% or More), Applications by December 31
GateRule
70% or more service-connectedAn honourably discharged veteran rated 70% or more, with a homestead; the amounts are the State entry’s.
Or the surviving spouse or primary family caregiverThe State’s surviving spouse and caregiver applications are on the page.

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