Property taxes have been used for years to fund public resources and institutions such as schools, parks, fire and police departments and more to improve the community.
If you own a home, land, or business, you may be familiar with the forms needed to document your property tax information. However, knowing about exemptions and what exactly is being calculated can give you a better understanding of this tax information.
Local governments request tax forms containing information on the property you own, the land the property is on, equipments and information about any income being generated by the property if applicable and other movable structures under your name.
Depending on your state, individuals meeting certain requirements may receive a partial tax exemption.
This includes but isn’t limited to individuals with physical and mental disabilities. Individuals making under a certain amount of income yearly can also receive partial tax exemption from the state. The income amount is based off the previous year's tax information prior to turning in an application for exemption.
In addition to your home, the state also includes other items belonging to you under personal property. These items include:
Property taxes can be confusing and difficult, so if you need assistance filling out your property tax form, consider speaking with your local property tax office.
Originally born on Hilton Head Island, Kendall is a true Island native. She lived in both New York and Charlotte, NC before returning to the Island.
Prior to joining Lighthouse Realty, Kendall first began her real estate career in Charlotte, NC. She is personable and professional, and continually provides her clients with superior service with the utmost integrity.
