Expanded Relief for Homeowners
Streamlined Application Process
According to Buckrail, Wyoming’s Governor Mark Gordon opened a program to help homeowners with property taxes. The Legislature gave $20 million more to help more Americans. More homeowners can get help if their income is low. Last year, over 9,000 families got help getting $8 million in refunds. The average property tax refund was about $938.
Brenda Henson runs the property tax program and says they’re making applying easy. They’ll mail applications to Americans who got help last year. You can also apply online or at your local County Treasurer’s office. But hurry up! You have to apply before June 3 and you need to pay your 2023 taxes first. Governor Gordon says thanks to the Legislature for giving more money. This property tax program is crucial for Americans struggling with high taxes. If you need help check the website or call them. They want to make sure everyone who needs help can get it.
9,000 Families Received $8M in Property Tax Aid Last Year: Wyoming’s $20M Boost for Struggling Homeowners – Check it Out! (PHOTO: Powell Tribune)
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Gratitude for Legislative Support: Governor Gordon Acknowledges Funding Boost
Furthermore, Governor Gordon is thankful to the Legislature for giving more money. This shows how important the property tax program is for Americans in Wyoming who struggle with high property taxes. With the extra $20 million they want to help even more low-income homeowners. They’re making it easy to apply so everyone who needs help can get it. They’re working hard to reach out to eligible Americans before the June 3 deadline so nobody misses getting the support they need.
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