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Improvements to Commercial and Residential Buildings – Temporary Property Tax Exemption
North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner · State program
Temporary property tax exemption; no statewide amount stated.
North Dakota law allows city or county governments to create a temporary property tax exemption for qualifying building improvements. Because it is optional and local governments must adopt it, it is not a statewide homeowner hardening program, but it is a current state-level tax mechanism.
Program details
How it works
North Dakota’s property tax exemptions and credits page says city or county governing bodies may elect to give short-term property tax improvement exemptions to qualifying properties. The state notes that the governing body of the city, for property within city limits, and the governing body of the county, for property outside city limits, must pass a resolution to allow the exemption.
What the money covers
The official page describes the exemption as applying to improvements to commercial and residential buildings and structures. The page reviewed does not specify wildfire-hardening items or other eligible retrofit categories.
Amounts and matching
The reviewed state page does not state a fixed dollar amount or percentage.
How to apply
The exemption depends on a local city or county resolution, so the homeowner must first be in a jurisdiction that has adopted it.
Timing and deadlines
The reviewed page does not state a state deadline.
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