Livingston County · Michigan
Livingston County homestead exemption
In Livingston County, you apply for the homestead exemption with the Livingston County Equalization Department; the deadline is June 1 (state deadline).
- Office
- Livingston County Equalization Department
- Deadline
- June 1Statewide deadline
- State exemption
- 5% assessment cap
- Renewal
- Renews automaticallyStatewide rule
In Livingston County, the county equalization office does not take PRE claims. File Form 2368 with the assessor of the city or township where your home sits; your tax bill or assessment notice shows which one.
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Local homestead amounts in Livingston County
No county-specific amounts are in our data. The statewide amounts on the Michigan page apply.
How to check if you already have it
Your Notice of Assessment and tax bill show your PRE percentage. Ask your city or township assessor if it looks wrong.
Michigan rules that apply here
- You own and occupy the home as your principal residence
- You file Form 2368 with the local assessor where the property is located
Full Michigan homestead guide: amounts, senior and veteran exemptions, late filing and portability.
Sources
- Livingston County Equalization Department · Livingston County, Michigan
- Principal Residence Exemption · Michigan Department of Treasury
- Principal Residence Exemption Forms · Michigan Department of Treasury
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