Form 150-490-015 - Oregon Property Tax Deferral For Disabled And Senior Citizens (Page 8 of 8) in pdf

Property Tax Deferral Application

General Information

Application Instructions

Remember—your deferral application must

Please print or type. At the top of the form,

be filed with the county assessor’s office

check the box for the program that you are

between January 1 and April 15.

applying for—disabled citizens’ or senior

citizens’.

If you need help filling out your application,

contact Revenue’s Deferral Unit. See below for

Applicant Section. Check the box that

how to contact us.

indicates if you are applying as: an individual,

a husband and wife, joint owners (not husband

Your approved application continues to defer

and wife), a surviving spouse; or a new

the taxes on your property until you are

marriage. Complete the rest of this section.

disqualified.

County Section. Do not complete this section.

Your deferral becomes disqualified and the

This section will be completed by the county

deferred taxes become due and payable

assessor’s office.

(including interest and lien recording fees)

when you sell your property, when you no

Income Worksheet. All income of those

longer occupy your property (except for

applying for the deferral must be included

medical reasons), when you change your deed,

on the Income Worksheet.

or when you die.

Declaration Section. Be sure you read this

Revenue will notify you when your application

section before you sign it. The applicant(s)

is approved or denied. If approved, the

and joint owner(s) must sign and date the

department will pay your future taxes.

application.

Annual Statement

Before you mail your application

Every December, Revenue will send you a

You need to make two copies of your

statement of your deferral account. If any

application. Don’t forget to copy the back of

changes occur that disqualify your deferral,

the application. Send the original application

you must contact the department’s Deferral

and one copy to your county assessor’s office.

Unit. See below for how to contact us.

Keep one copy for your records.

How to contact the Department of Revenue if you need help

Telephone: Salem .......................... 503-378-4988

TTY (hearing or speech impaired; machine

only): 503-945-8617 (Salem) or 1-800-886-7204

Toll-free within Oregon ............ 1-800-356-4222

(toll-free within Oregon).

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This

Deferral Unit .................................. 503-945-8348

information is available in alternative formats.

Fax ................................................... 503-945-8737

Call 503-378-4988 (Salem) or 1-800-356-4222

(toll-free within Oregon).

E-mail......................... Deferral.unit@state.or.us

Asistencia en español. Llame al 503-945-8618

Internet ............................

en Salem.

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Property Tax Deferral for Disabled and Senior Citizens

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