ALL EXEMPTION APPLICATIONS CAN BE SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY AT
Property value will be reduced by 40%, taxed by a residential rate of $24.56. Homestead application can be submitted electronically at
Elderly Exemption
Any person 65 years of age prior to December 31 is eligible for this exemption. The maximum exemption is $511.00. One must live in their home to be eligible for this exemption. The deadline for filing is March 15 prior to the release of the bill. Elderly applications can be submitted electronically at
Social Security Disability
Any person Certified through Social Security Administration to be 100% disabled who owns and lives in their home is eligible for disability exemptions. The maximum exemption is $499.00. The deadline for the filing is March 15 prior to the release of the bill. Social Security Disability application can be submitted electronically at
Service Disability
Any person 100% service-connected disabled certified by the Veterans Administration who owns and lives in their home is eligible for a service disability exemption. The exemption is $307.00. The deadline for the filing is March 15 prior to the release of the bill. Service Disability application can be submitted electronically at
Blind Exemption
Any person who is certified blind by his or her physician will be eligible for the blind exemption. One must live in their home to be eligible for this exemption. The maximum exemption is $921.00. The deadline for the filing is March 15 prior to the release of the bill. Blind certification documents can be submitted electronically at
Veteran Exemption
Any person honorably discharged from a recognized conflict, widow of a veteran, or gold star parent, POW, in accordance with R.I.G.L. 44-3-4) shall be eligible for a veteran exemption. There is no form for the Veterans’ Exemption. Applicants need only submit their DD214 (discharge form). The maximum exemption is $153.00. The deadline for the filing is March 15 prior to the release of the bill. The veteran application can be submitted electronically at
Indigent Exemption
Rhode Island General Law 44-3-3 (16) states, any person deemed impoverished may request relief from taxes. To qualify for consideration you must own and reside in the home for a minimum of 10 years. Provide the Assessor’s Office with any and all documents to substantiate your request. Come to City Hall for a further interview, if necessary. The indigent application can be submitted electronically at
