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Tax Assistance: Homeowner and Renter Assistance
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| Important: The new HRA filing period begins July 1. Please use the correct claim forms to make sure that your claim is processed correctly.
You may qualify for Homeowner or Renter Assistance even though you are not required to file a state income tax return.
You may access Homeowner and Renter Assistance information online. Forms are also available on the site.
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Property Tax Postponement for Senior Citizens or Blind or Disabled Persons.
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The Property Tax Postponement Program allows eligible homeowners to postpone payment of the property taxes on their principal place of residence:
- Click Here to access a complete description of this program.
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To secure the postponed amount, a lien is recorded against the property. Interest is charged on the postponed taxes. The postponed amount and interest are not due until: (1) you move from the qualified property; (2) you sell or convey title to your home; (3) you die and you do not have a spouse or other qualified individual who continues to reside in the home; or (4) future property taxes or other senior liens are allowed to become delinquent. However, you may pay all or part of the obligation at any time.
For more information REGARDING TAX POSTPONEMENT ONLY, call the State Controller's Office at 1 (800) 952-5661 or you may visit their website for program description, certificate information, claim form and instructions.
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