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Homeowner's Tax Credit - Circuit Breaker

Cache County Auditor's Office · County program

Cache County offers the Homeowner's Tax Credit, also called the Circuit Breaker, as property tax relief for older homeowners with lower incomes. It is a tax credit for eligible residents, not a home-hardening grant.

Opens: May 15, 2026
Closes: September 1, 2026
Last verified: August 23, 2026
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Program details

How it works

Cache County says the Homeowner's Tax Credit, also called the Circuit Breaker, is a form of property tax relief for older taxpayers who have income below statutorily mandated levels and who own their residence. Applicants use the Homeowner's Tax Credit Application TC-90H.

What the money covers

This is a property tax credit, so it reduces or offsets property taxes. The page does not describe any eligible repair, retrofit, or home-improvement work.

Amounts and matching

  • The page does not state a dollar amount or a matching requirement.
  • Eligibility is tied to property tax relief under state law, not reimbursement for specific projects.

How to apply

  • Applications must be turned in to the Auditor's Office at 179 North Main Suite 112.
  • All applications require documents to verify eligibility.
  • All household members are subject to income verification.

Timing and deadlines

  • Annual application filing deadline: September 1.
  • Current-year low income abatement forms are always available by May 15.

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