Vermont Homestead Declaration Abatement for Service Members…

Vermont Homestead Declaration Abatement for Service Members During Military Conflict

Local Vermont town clerk and listers in the municipality where the property is located

180-day abatement of all or part of your property tax

If your Vermont Homestead Declaration was late or wrong because of your active duty service, you may qualify for a 180-day abatement. Your town can abate all or part of your property tax.

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How to apply

Contact the town clerk in the town where your property is located and ask for the instructions to request this abatement. The decision is the municipality’s, not the state’s.

What you'll need

Your orders showing the active duty service that caused the late or incorrect Homestead Declaration.

Eligibility

You are a Vermont resident service member
You own a Vermont homestead
Your Vermont Homestead Declaration was late or incorrect because of your active duty service in the U.S. Armed Forces

Source

Official source

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