North Dakota / State / 2025 Session
Ch. 555, L. 2025 (House Bill 1176) Raised the disabled veterans property tax credit ceiling from $8,100 to $9,000 of taxable valuation
Part of the 2025 property tax package that created the legacy property tax relief fund and revised the primary residence credit, this act also amended 57-02-08.8 to raise the ceiling on the disabled veterans credit from the first eight thousand one hundred dollars of taxable valuation to the first nine thousand. Tracked for the unit as much as the figure: the ceiling is taxable valuation, which for residential property is nine percent of assessed value and assessed value is fifty percent of true and full value, so $9,000 corresponds to roughly $200,000 of market value. Summaries that print "100% disability = $9,000" as though it were a dollar credit are describing the wrong quantity.
Progress
Path to law: Bill in a two-chamber legislature
- Introduced Done, House, with an emergency clause
- In committee Done, House Finance and Taxation and Appropriations, then Senate Finance and Taxation and Appropriations
- Passed one chamber Done, House, 81-10
- Passed both chambers Done, The Senate passed it amended 47-0 on April 3, 2025, the House refused to concur, and both chambers passed the conference committee version, House 86-4 and Senate 46-0
- Signed by the governor Done,
- In effect Done,
Sponsors
- Nathe
- Bekkedahl
- Hagert
- Headland
- Hogue
- Lefor
- Porter
- Rummel
- Stemen
- Swiontek
- Vigesaa
- Weber
What it touches
- N.D.C.C. § 57-02-08.8
- N.D.C.C. § 57-02-08.9
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Official record
Read Ch. 555, L. 2025 (House Bill 1176) on the jurisdiction's own record