DuPage County · Illinois
DuPage County homestead exemption
In DuPage County, you apply for the homestead exemption with the DuPage County Supervisor of Assessments (with your Township Assessor).
- Office
- DuPage County Supervisor of Assessments (with your Township Assessor)
- Deadline
- Not in our data
- State exemption
- $6,000 off assessed value
- Renewal
- Not in our dataStatewide rule
In most cases your Township Assessor grants the general homestead exemption automatically, with no formal application. The senior exemption needs an application with proof of age and ownership, and past recipients get renewal information each year.
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Local homestead amounts in DuPage County
| Exemption | Taxing unit | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Homestead Exemption Beginning with 2023 taxes payable in 2024, the maximum deduction is $8,000 of assessed value. | All taxing districts in DuPage County | $8,000 off assessed value | Source |
| Senior Citizens' Homestead Exemption Seniors get up to $8,000 off equalized assessed value. The county says that at an average rate of $7.2970 per $100, this saves about $584. | All taxing districts in DuPage County | $8,000 off assessed value | Source |
How to check if you already have it
Look up your parcel on DuPage County's Property Information search, or ask your Township Assessor about your exemption status.
Illinois rules that apply here
- You own (or have a qualifying leasehold or equitable interest in) the home and live there as your principal dwelling
- You are liable for paying the property taxes on it
Full Illinois homestead guide: amounts, senior and veteran exemptions, late filing and portability.
Sources
- General Homestead Exemption - Residential · DuPage County Supervisor of Assessments
- Senior Citizens' Homestead Exemption · DuPage County Supervisor of Assessments
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