This report is a quick way to see exemptions by parcel ID. Use this report to verify properties with exemptions. To review the exemptions, see the help topic titled How do I add an exemption?
Print a Real Property Exemption List to review properties that have exemptions applied and verify that exemption information is accurate and complete. The report helps ensure eligible properties are receiving the correct exemptions, supports assessment and tax calculation reviews, and provides documentation for auditing and reporting purposes.
Examples:
- Verify that homeowner, veteran, agricultural, or other exemptions have been applied correctly.
- Review properties with exemptions before calculating taxes or closing a tax period.
- Identify properties with newly added, modified, or expired exemptions.
- Confirm exemption amounts and eligibility during audits or assessment reviews.
- Research exemption information in response to taxpayer inquiries.
By printing a Real Property Exemption List, you can validate exemption data, ensure accurate taxable values, and support accurate property tax calculations and reporting.
Printing Real Property Exemption List
1, Open Connect Property Tax Collection > Reports > Real Property Exemption List.
2. Set up the report options.
3. Set up the Selection Criteria, Report Order, and Columns (optional).
4. Click Print (CTRL+P).
Options
Include properties without exemptions
Change the report options to add real property that is not tied to an exemption. This option will include real property with exemptions and real property without exemptions.
Include exemptions
Select all exemptions for real property.
To filter by exception, remove the checkmark and then click the Select button to choose one or more exemptions from the list.
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