Wyoming Property Tax Refund Program Receives $20 Million Boost
Eligibility and Application Process for Wyoming Homeowners
According to Sundance Times, Wyoming homeowners can now get help with their property taxes through the property tax refund program. The Legislature added $20 million to the property tax refund program which assisted 9,000 families last year. The average property tax refund was about $938. This year they expect to help 2,000 more households. The property tax refund program can give you back up to half of your property taxes or 75% of what you paid in 2023.
Governor Mark Gordon thanked the Legislature for supporting the program. To qualify you must have lived in Wyoming for at least five years and have assets below $156,900 per adult in your household. You can apply online or at the local Treasurer’s Office. Make sure to file your application by June 3 and have paid your 2023 taxes in full. You’ll need documents like tax bills, receipts, and income verification. Brenda Henson from the Department of Revenue said everyone who applied last year will get an application in mid-April. The property tax refund program is here to help ease the burden of property taxes for Wyoming residents. It’s important to take advantage of this opportunity before the deadline to get relief from property tax payments.
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20M Property Tax Refund Program Aids 2,000 More Wyoming Families: Offering Up to 75% Relief on 2023 Bills – Check it Out! (PHOTO: Wyoming News Now)
Simplified Access to Property Tax Relief for Wyoming Homeowners
Furthermore, the property tax refund program aims to provide accessible relief to Wyoming homeowners burdened by property taxes. With the application process streamlined through online platforms and local Treasurer’s Offices, residents are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to alleviate financial strain. As the deadline for applications ends the property tax refund program underscores the state’s commitment to supporting its residents and ensuring equitable access to tax relief.
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