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Retirement doesn't qualify you for a property tax abatement, but your age may. Some state in the United States, but not all, have tax relief programs for senior citizens. They typically have an age requirement (say 65 and over) and the tax savings may depend on your household income and assets. Ask about local assessor about tax relief programs for situation. Each state has different tax laws and some states allow localities to customize their tax relief programs. Local assessors are usually very helpful.

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