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On April 8, 2008, Governor Granholm signed House Bill 4215, which enables a person who has changed their principal residence, to retain the Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) on their prior residence that is not occupied is for sale, is not leased and is not used for any business or commercial purpose FOR UP TO THREE YEARS by submitting a Conditional Rescission of Principal Residence Exemption Form #4640 by MAY 1st* (See form under Assessing Forms)
* This new law was amended mid-July so that if you qualified, but missed the May 1st deadline, the July or December Board of Review could still approve it. (file form #4640 with assessor's office) | | Read more... | | | |
You can now access assessing and tax record data from this website. Click on the icon at the top of this column or the "Property Data Search" link on the left side of this page. | | | |
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Make sure that you have filed a Property Transfer Affidavit and a Homeowners Principal Residence Exemption Affidavit with the assessors office. | | Read more... | | | |
NEW SINCE 2005- CHANGES IN PARCEL NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES TAX PARCELS (IFT) - INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES EXEMPTION CERTFICATES (IFEC)
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MCL 211.7b exempts disabled veterans from paying property taxes under certain conditions. The statute reads, in part: MCL 211.7b(1) Real estate used and owned as a homestead by a soldier or sailor who was discharged under honorable conditions with a service connected disability, and who has a certificate from the United States veteran’s administration, or its successors, certifying the soldier or sailor is receiving or has received pecuniary assistance due to disability for specially adapted housing, shall be exempt from taxation. (cont…) Contact the assessor’s office for more information. |
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