Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Senator Hogue
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Senator O'Connell
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Senator O'Connell
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Senator O'Connell
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Senator O'Connell
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative D. Johnson
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative D. Johnson
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative D. Johnson
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative D. Johnson
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Klemin
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Klemin
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Klemin
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Klemin
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Thoreson
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Thoreson
Committees:
Senate Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Thoreson
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Property Tax Exemption while on Active Duty
- Reduce taxable valuation of homestead for each day on Federal active duty divided by total number of days in a year (365). Full year would equal 100% reduction.
- On first $4,500 of taxable value of homestead.
- Spouses living together may only apply for 1 exemption
- Service members living together and not married can apply for full exemption based on the percentage of ownership in the homestead.
- Fiscal note: No amount provided.
Sponsors:
Representative Thoreson
Committees:
House Finance and Taxation
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Failed Bill
- Financial
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
- National Guard Specific
Caskets for Veterans
Origination of Bill: Senator Marcellais, Richard
- Provide military casket at no cost to veterans interred in ND
- Type of casket to be approved by Adjutant General
- Appropriations: $2,800,000
Bill re-introduced in 2015 SB 2238
Sponsors:
Senator Marcellais
Committees:
House Government and Veterans Affairs
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Burial & Memorial
- Financial
- Law/Policy Change
Caskets for Veterans
Origination of Bill: Senator Marcellais, Richard
- Provide military casket at no cost to veterans interred in ND
- Type of casket to be approved by Adjutant General
- Appropriations: $2,800,000
Bill re-introduced in 2015 SB 2238
Sponsors:
Senator Marcellais
Committees:
House Government and Veterans Affairs
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Categories:
- Burial & Memorial
- Financial
- Law/Policy Change
Caskets for Veterans
Origination of Bill: Senator Marcellais, Richard
- Provide military casket at no cost to veterans interred in ND
- Type of casket to be approved by Adjutant General
- Appropriations: $2,800,000
Bill re-introduced in 2015 SB 2238
Sponsors:
Senator Marcellais
Committees:
Senate Government and Veterans Affairs
Status Updates:
Failed
Links:
Bill Actions and Hearings
Categories:
- Burial & Memorial
- Financial
- Law/Policy Change