Older homeowners and people with disabilities could be saving thousands in property taxes but Clark County Assessor’s Office staff say a state tax-exemption program is underutilized.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County homeowners age 61 or older may qualify for a property tax break but many don’t know it
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