Senior Property Tax Exemption
The partial tax exemption for senior citizens was created for qualifying seniors and the surviving spouses of seniors who previously qualified.
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The partial tax exemption for senior citizens was created for qualifying seniors and the surviving spouses of seniors who previously qualified.
The partial exemption for senior citizens includes 100% disabled veterans as well as the surviving spouses of veterans who previously qualified. Applications are made to the Colorado Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
As provided in the Colorado State Constitution, all property is subject to ad valorem property tax unless specifically exempt. A number of exemptions have been added to the Constitution over the years.
Seniors and Veterans: You may qualify for property tax exemptions
Watch this new video to learn if you qualify and how to apply
If you are an older adult, a veteran, or a Gold Star Spouse, you may have questions about property tax exemptions. Your Douglas County Assessor’s Office wants to help.
The Senior Property Tax (Homestead Exemption), the Disabled Veterans, and Gold Star Spouse exemptions allow 50% of the first $200,000 of actual value to be exempted, which equates to between $600 and $1,000.
Watch this video from the Douglas County Assessor’s Office to find out if you qualify and how to apply. The application deadline is July 15. For more information on the 2023-24 assessment year, visit the Assessor’s Website or watch a recent Live Town Hall.