Property Tax Exemption for Nonprofit Organizations
Churches, government units and many non-profit agencies do not pay tax on property used for a tax-exempt purpose. The Department of Revenue determines which properties are exempt.
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Department of Revenue | Website: dor.wa.gov |
Property Tax Assistance Program for Widows or Widowers of Veterans
If you are a senior citizen or disabled person whose primary residence is in Washington State and you are a widow or widower of a qualifying veteran, Department of Revenue may have a program to help you pay your property taxes.
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Department of Revenue | Website: dor.wa.gov |
Historic Property Improvement
In the Cities of Bellingham and Lynden certain improvements to qualifying historic property may be exempted from real property taxation.
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City of Bellingham | Planning & Community Development | Phone: 360-778-8300 Website: cob.org |
City of Lynden | Planning & Community Development
| Phone: 360-354-5532 Website: lyndenwa.org |
Urban Area Multi-Family Improvement
In the Cities of Bellingham and Ferndale, certain multi-family improvements developed in designated urban areas may qualify for exemption from real property taxation.
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City of Bellingham | Planning & Community Development | Phone: 360-778-8300 Website: cob.org |
City of Ferndale | Community Development | Phone: 360-685-2379 Website: cityofferndale.org |
Tribal Property Used for Essential Government Service
Non-trust status property owned by federally recognized tribes may qualify for property tax exemption. The Department of Revenue administers this program.
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Department of Revenue | Website: dor.wa.gov |