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More than 3,000 Concord homeowners seek residential tax exemption

November 9, 2023

Roughly half of eligible Concord homeowners applied for the town’s new residential tax exemption by the November 1 early deadline, town officials say. As of early this week, the Assessor’s Office had

Concord residents: You have until Nov. 1 to file early for residential tax exemption

October 28, 2023

Scarier than Halloween: Missing the November 1 early deadline to file for Concord’s new residential tax exemption. Getting the exemption isn’t complicated — but it’s not automatic either. Anyone who owned a

Clock ticks down on early deadline to apply for Concord’s residential tax exemption

October 15, 2023

There are only a few weeks left for Concord homeowners to make the November 1 early deadline for the town’s new residential tax exemption. Here’s a quick rundown of how — and

Who should apply for the Concord residential tax exemption? Everyone.

September 14, 2023

Every qualified Concord homeowner should apply for the town’s new residential tax exemption as soon as possible, Select Board members and Assessors Department staff say — even the owners of higher-priced homes.

Apply now for Concord’s new residential tax exemption

September 11, 2023

If Concord residents don’t apply for the new residential tax exemption — and do it on time — it could cost them. The Select Board voted in August to establish the new

New residential tax exemption shifts burden to Concord’s pricier homes

August 8, 2023

By Celeste Katz Marston Celeste@theconcordbridge.org The Select Board voted unanimously to authorize a 10 percent residential tax exemption that could mean lighter tax bills for many Concord homes in the coming fiscal

Residential tax exemption, housing among Select Board goals

July 13, 2023

Select Board is focusing on sorting out goals for Fiscal Year 2024 — and how to handle residential tax exemptions and housing were a serious part of the discussion. Because of increasing

Letter: Five people imposed a significant tax policy change

December 15, 2023

On November 20, the Concord Select Board unanimously finalized their vote to adopt the Massachusetts Residential Tax Exemption (RTE). This exemption is a blunt instrument that lowers the taxes on many homeowners,