From the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance Department:
The Homestead Refund cannot exceed the original residential net tax amount.
P.L. 234-2007 specifies that the refunds are to be applied against property taxes first due and payable in 2007. The Indiana General assembly ordered that the refunds must be mailed to eligible taxpayers as a warrant with the following language in twelve point font:
"A portion of your local property taxes due in 2007 are being refunded due to tax relief provided by the Indiana General Assembly. Your refund is in the amount of $___________(insert amount of refund). If you did not receive a check because you pay your property taxes through an escrow account along with your mortgage, your lender will receive the refund and should adjust your payments accordingly."
For counties with a November 10th tax due date, all unused Homestead Refund dollars must be refunded to the Auditor of State no late than January 10, 2008.
For counties that have a second installment tax due date later than November 10th, all unused Homestead Refund dollars are to be returned to the Auditor of State within 60 days after the tax due date.
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