Concordians weigh in on residential tax exemption
The fate of a residential tax exemption intended to make Concord more affordable is in the hands of the Select Board.
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Forum to dig into residential tax exemption impact
The policy enacted last year by the Select Board set a 10 percent exemption on owner-occupied single-family homes and condos.
In first year, Concord’s residential tax exemption has fans — and foes
Now comes the work of assessing what the exemption meant to the town.
Residential tax exemption application cutoff is April 1
If you’ve already applied, as have more than 3,500 Concordians, check your third-quarter tax statement.
Applications for residential tax exemption due April 1
Homeowners who haven’t actively applied for Concord’s new residential exemption by April 1 will be out of luck on the tax break. By vote of the Select Board, everyone who owned a
Letter: Apply for Concord’s new residential tax exemption by April 1
The real estate tax bills delivered to all Concord property owners last month include, for the first time ever, a fiscal year 2024 residential real estate tax exemption — if you applied
Letter: It’s already time to reassess the residential tax exemption
During its November 20 meeting, the Select Board confirmed it began planning its tax shift in October 2022, three months before January’s Town Meeting approved the new Concord Middle School. Nevertheless, the
Concord Select Board formally green-lights residential tax exemption
The Select Board has formally adopted a 10% residential tax exemption after hearing passionate appeals from residents for and against the move. The Board voted in August to institute the exemption to