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Idaho Code Title 63 > Chapter 7 - Property Tax Relief

Idaho Code > Title 63 > Chapter 7 - Property Tax Relief

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§ 63-701	Definitions
§ 63-702	Claim Is Personal -- Exceptions
§ 63-703	Procedure For Filing Claims
§ 63-704	Amount Of Property Tax Reduction
§ 63-705	Publication Of Changes In Income Limitations And Property Tax Reduction Amounts
§ 63-706	Time Requirements For Filing Claim
§ 63-707	Procedure After Claim Approval
§ 63-708	Recovery Of Erroneous Claims
§ 63-709	Reimbursement By State Tax Commission
§ 63-710	Procedure After Reimbursement
§ 63-711	Cancellation Of Taxes -- Hardship And Casualty Losses -- Special
§ 63-712	Short Title
§ 63-713	Definitions
§ 63-714	Application -- Deferral Of Property Tax
§ 63-715	Procedures -- Appeals
§ 63-716	Deferral -- Interest -- Lien -- Priority
§ 63-717	Reimbursement By State Tax Commission
§ 63-718	Events Terminating Deferral -- Payment Of Deferred Tax And Interest
§ 63-719	Tax Deed For Deficiency In Repayment
§ 63-720	Recovery Of Erroneous And Other Improper Deferrals
§ 63-721	Knowingly Filing A False Claim A Misdemeanor

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