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Town of Falmouth, Maine
271 Falmouth Road
Falmouth, ME 04105
town@town.falmouth.me.us
(207) 781-5253

 
Personal Exemptions
Homestead Exemption Application:

This annual exemption of $10,000* is available to homeowners who qualify.  It is subtracted from the total assessed value before the tax bill is calculated.

*According to Maine's Property Tax Law, exemptions must be factored by the certified ratio.  For 2010, the certified ratio is 100%.



Veterans Exemption Application:

This annual exemption of $6,000* or $50,000* is available to veterans and surviving spouses who qualify.  It is subtracted from the total assessed value before the tax bill is calculated.

*According to Maine's Property Tax Law, exemptions must be factored by the certified ratio.  For 2010, the certified ratio is 100%.


Veteran’s Exemption Application:


Veteran’s Exemption Law Bulletin No. 7:


Veteran’s Surviving Spouse Exemption Application:


Veteran’s Surviving Spouse Law Bulletin No. 7:


Blind Exemption Application:

To qualify for this annual $4,000 exemption, a person must be declared legally blind by a licensed Doctor of Medicine, Osteopathy or Optometry.  Please complete this application and attach the letter from a physician.



Maine Property Tax & Rent Refund Program:

This program is administered by the State of Maine Revenue Services.  You may qualify if:

* You were Maine residents for all 12 months of 2009.
* You owned or rented a home in Maine for all 12 months of 2009
  and occupied that home for at least 6 months of 2009.
* You lived alone and total household income in 2009 was $64,950 or less; OR
  lived with a spouse or dependent(s) and total household income for 2009 was $86,600 or
  less.
* You had a 2009 property tax bill that was more than 4% of total household income; OR
  paid rent in 2009 that was more than 20% of total household income.  
   Except:  Seniors do not need to meet this requirement when their income is not more
  than $14,700 for those living alone or not more than $18,200 when living with a spouse or
  dependent.

Applications must be filed with the State by May 31, 2011.






 

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