LocalNews

Property tax relief coming for some St. Joseph County residents

(Photo supplied/Pixabay https://pixabay.com/photos/money-home-coin-investment-2724235/)

Starting next year, some St. Joseph County residents will have property tax relief, paying no more than a 2 percent increase over the next three years.

The bill proposal passed by the St. Joseph County Council is a response to recent skyrocketing property tax bills.

Those who qualify must be 55 yeard or older, must be receiving a homestead deduction, for the same property in the same calendar year.

They also must have lived in their home for 10 years and have a single taxpayer income no greater than $75,00 or joint income no greater than $150,000.

Taxpayers will need to apply with the county for the benefit. A form will soon be available on the county auditor’s website.

Related posts

Suspicious mail sent to Senator Banks’ office

Jon Zimney

Indiana Receives More Than $75 Million for Railroad Improvements, Including Projects in Michiana

Jon Zimney

Suspects sought in South Bend fire investigation

Jon Zimney

Leave a Comment