Homestead Exemption Finder
Information only. Homestead Exemption Finder is not a government agency or tax adviser. Exemptions are granted by your county or local assessor, so confirm the rules and deadline with them.

North Dakota Homestead Exemption & Property Tax Relief

The main statewide homestead exemption or property tax relief program for North Dakota homeowners, summarized from the official state source with the date we last checked it.

Homestead Property Tax Credit

North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner

Seniors Disability Income-based

What it does
Reduces the taxable value of your home.
Who qualifies
Owners 65 or older, or permanently and totally disabled, within the income limit.
How to apply
Apply with your local assessor or county director of tax equalization.

Last checked Oct 21, 2026 · Official source ↗

How to apply in North Dakota

  1. Confirm the home is your primary residence and that you owned and lived in it by the qualifying date your county uses.
  2. Find your local office. Apply with your local assessor or county director of tax equalization.
  3. Gather proof: usually a deed or closing statement, a driver's license or state ID at the property address, and (for senior, disability or veteran relief) proof of age, disability rating or income.
  4. File and keep a copy. Filing is free.
  5. Check your next tax bill or assessment notice to confirm the exemption appears.

Estimate your savings See filing deadlines

Buying a home in North Dakota? Before you close, see the North Dakota down payment assistance programs on DPA Finder. After you move in, file your homestead application as soon as your county allows.

← All states · Open North Dakota in the finder