File Your Frisco TX Homestead Exemption NOW

If you purchase a Frisco TX home, or a home in Texas this year, you can file for Homestead Exemption now – if you lived in the house on January 1st 2012. You must call your Frisco TX home your primary residence also. You or your spouse cannot call another property (anywhere in Texas or United States) as primary residence.

You have from January 1st to April 30th to file for the Homestead exemptions.

Frisco TX homeowners benefit with lower property taxes (school tax) when the Frisco TX home is deemed a primary residence.

 

If you live in Collin County, Frisco TX – download your Homestead Exemption form here.

If you live in Denton County, Frisco TX – download your Homestead Exemption form here.

 

Starting September 1st 2010, along with the Homestead Exemption form, you must include (BOTH) the following:

  • Texas Driver License or Texas State ID Card
    • The address on your driver license or state ID card MUST match the physical address of the residence for which you are applying.
  • Vehicle Registration Receipt
    • The address on your vehicle registration MUST also match the physical address of the residence for which you are applying for.
    • If applicant does not own a vehicle,
      • If the applicant doesn’t own a vehicle, a special affidavit and a copy of a current utility bill for the homestead address must be attached.

 

ALL 3:16 team REALTY’s clients who purchase a primary residence in 2011 will receive a filled-out Homestead Exemption form in the mail by the 2nd week in January. Just sign the Homestead form and include the supporting documentation (above) and drop it off in the mail with the self-addressed envelope included with this package.

 

Once you have filed for your Frisco TX homestead exemption, you are good until you move out. This Homestead exemption application last until you leave the property.

 

 


 


 


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Pay 2011 Property Taxes by December 30

If you pay for property taxes on your own (not through an escrow account with your mortgage), remember to make property tax payments (City/ County Taxes and School Taxes) before December 30.

When you do that, you can acknowledge the payment on the Itemized Schedule A section of your 2011 Income Taxes. It translates to more money in your pocket.

The property tax bills are not due until January 31 2012.

If you are over-65 or Disabled, you may call the Taxing Authority to discuss payment options. There are possibilities you may be able to make several smaller payments.

Note: Discuss this with your Tax Advisor. Some home owners’ tax situation may be different. See if this applies to you.

 

 


 


 


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