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Property Tax Work-Off Program (Colorado) is sponsored by Local Taxing Entities (Colorado). Any taxing entity in Colorado that levies and collects taxes may establish a property tax work-off program for citizens who are 60 years of age or older, first responders with a permanent occupational disability, or persons with a disability.
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COLORADO Property Tax Deferral Program # Welcome to the Colorado Property Tax Deferral Program Important Program Changes - See Below ## Property Tax Deferral Program Overview Colorado's Property Tax Deferral Program helps seniors and active military personnel continue to afford to live in their homes by deferring the payment of their property taxes.
The Property Tax Deferral program does not exempt taxes; it is a loan with minimal interest to assist Coloradans with paying real property taxes if an application is submitted and the applicant is eligible. The deferral loan is recorded as a junior lien against the participant's property until paid in full. The application must be filed between January 1st and April 1st of the current year.
Taxpayers who have previous year deferrals must reapply each year to continue the prior allowable deferral of taxes, even if they choose not to participate in the current year. Due to changing property tax legislation, county tax bills may be delayed. If you apply online and your tax information is unavailable, please revisit this site once you receive your tax bill or contact your local county treasurer.
CLICK HERE for Important Changes in the Property Tax Deferral Program ## Eligibility Requirements To qualify for the Senior Deferral program the following requirements must be met: * Tax payer must be a person who is sixty-five years of age or older * The property must be owner occupied. * The taxpayer claiming the deferral must, by themselves or jointly with another person, reside at the property.
* Non-Residence Exception: An owner not residing at the property, is not residing at the property due to ill health.
Learn More Check Eligibility To qualify for the Active Military Deferral program the following requirements must be met: * A person must be called into military service on January 1st of the year in which the person files a claim for deferral * The property must be owner occupied by the taxpayer claiming the deferral * The taxpayer claiming the deferral must, by themselves or jointly with another person must reside at the property.
They further must own the fee simple estate or be purchasing the fee... Learn More Check Eligibility * Important: Due to recent legislative changes, the tax growth cap deferral program has been eliminated and is no longer available for future applications. * You will not be able to re-apply for a new deferral in 2026.
* If you have an existing tax growth deferral loan, it can remain in place; however, it must be repaid within *90 days of the date the disqualifying event occurs: * Death of homeowner (if no surviving spouse) * Estate must be settled 1-year from date of owner’s death.
* Transfer of property title deed * The property is no longer owner occupied * Property becomes income producing/rental property * No reverse mortgage can exist on the property * Contact the Colorado Department of the Treasury for questions on payments, payoffs, or loan account information. 303-866-5327 or cotreasproptax@state. co.
us. ## Please select program. ## About Property Tax Deferral Program Due to recent legislative changes, portions of the program administration will shift back to the individual counties.
County Treasurers will be responsible for disseminating, accepting, reviewing and recording applications beginning in 2026, as well as assisting homeowners with the online (or paper) application process. * The state’s online application portal will still be accessible from January 1 through April 1, 2026 to support this transition. Online applications are strongly encouraged.
* The tax growth category of the program has been eliminated and is no longer available for future applications. * Taxpayers who have active tax growth deferral loans will continue to be responsible for future repayment. These loans can remain in place and payments can be made at any time.
Full repayment of the loan is only required when a disqualifying event occurs; If the property is sold, becomes a rental, a transfer of title occurs, or a reverse mortgage occurs. | Mortgage Lien | Total liens cannot exceed 75% of the Assessor Market Value.
| Loans guaranteed by US Department of Veterans Affairs, the total value of liens or mortgages, deeds of trust, and deferrals cannot exceed 100% of the actual value of the property, as determined by the county assessor. For properties NOT backed by VA loans, the total value of liens or mortgages, deeds of trust, and deferrals cannot exceed 90% of the actual value of the property, as determined by the county assessor.
| * Colorado Accessibility Support * Deferral Questions - Please contact your county treasurer. * Deferral Payment or Account Questions: * State Treasurer - 303-866-5327 * E-mail cotreasproptax@state. co.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Colorado citizens who are 60 years of age or older, first responders with a permanent occupational disability, or persons with a disability. The property must be the taxpayer's primary residence. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Property Tax Work-Off Program (Colorado) is funded by Local Taxing Entities (Colorado). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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