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Updated 11 months ago on .

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property tax exemption

Elvin Torres
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Hi Everyone. I just called the city this afternoom and they told me that I will only be able to file for property tax exemption for  my new home, only after I have lived there for one year, meaning that I am going to have to pay the full amount of taxes with no exemptions for the first year I I won the property. just wanted to put that outthere for the first time home buyer. The earliest I can claim the tax exemption is MAR 1st 2026. Since I have to wait a year before I can claim the exemption, I guess it does not matter what time a year you buy the property in. does it?