Pierce County announcement.
Calling older adults and people with disabilities. A Property Tax Exemption Seminar is scheduled for Wednesday, March 1 at 1 p.m. at the Parkland/Spanaway Library 13718 Pacific Ave S. Tacoma, WA 98444.
Join us for a property tax exemption seminar on March 1, from 1-3 p.m. at the Parkland/Spanaway Library. The Pierce County Assessor’s Office will be here to answer your questions and provide valuable information at this free event. Topics include income categories, appeal of denials and effects of death or retirement.
You may qualify for this exemption if you:
- Are over 61 years old or full disabled (80% VA) and
- Have gross household income at or below $45,708
Application Support
Learn how to accurately complete and return your application. Find out what defines your ‘residence’ and other occupancy requirements.
Taxable Income and Veterans
Learn the differences between taxable and non-taxable income. SS5256 will be explained for veterans. If you’re receiving certain military benefits, find out if they will be deducted from your disposable income.
Allowable Deductions
Learn what you, your spouse, co-tenant, or domestic partner can and cannot deduct.
SPACE IS LIMITED. RSVP TODAY BY CONTACTING Jason.Gauthier@piercecountywa.gov or calling 253-281-9491.
Kevin D. Ballard says
Seniors and Disabled persons/Veterans should not be priced out of their homes due to increased property taxes or a change in COLA. Please attend this seminar to learn about this important exemption!
ZoAnne Boyd says
In Fairbanks Alaska after 65 your property i tax is cut in half, which really helps. Also you can get license tabs for life on a vehicle.