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Public Service & Exemption FAQs
Washoe County Assessor

Frequently Asked Questions: Assessor`s Office
C) Exemptions
  1. How Do I Apply For Tax Exemption For Non-Profit Or Religious Organizations, Low-Income Housing And Charter Schools?
  2. Does The State Of Nevada Offer Any Types Of Tax Assistance Or Exemptions To Individual Taxpayers?
  3. When Should I Apply For An Exemption?
  4. Who Is Eligible For A Surviving Spouse And How Do I Make Application?
  5. This exemption applies to surviving spouses who are residents of the State of Nevada and is in the amount of $1,000 assessed value. To receive this exemption a surviving spouse must bring a copy of the death certificate to the Assessor`s office when initially applying for the exemption, and sign an affidavit of bona fide residency*.

    *NRS 361.015 "Bona fide resident" defined. "Bona fide resident" means a person who has:

    1. Established a residence in the State of Nevada; and

    2. Actually resided in this state for at least 6 months or has a valid driver`s license or identification card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles of this state.
  6. Who Is Considered To Be Qualified For The "Blind" Exemption?
  7. What Are The Requirements For A "Veteran`s" Exemption?
  8. What Qualifies A Veteran For The "Disabled Veteran" Exemption?
  9. Please Explain The Requirements For The Senior Citizen Tax/Rental Rebate Program.

Frequently Asked Questions: Assessor`s Office
E) Contact Us
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