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Tax Exemptions
The Town of North Attleborough would like to inform community members of several tax exemptions available to eligible residents.
There are several tax exemptions available to senior residents, including property tax exemptions and payment deferrals.
Those with questions are encouraged to call the North Attleborough Assessors’ Office at (508) 699-0100 ext. 2514.
Available exemptions are as follows:
| Reason | Clause | FY2024 (#) | FY2024 ($) |
| 101 | 17D Elderly/Surviving Spouse | 14 | $4,900.00 |
| 103 | Veteran 22 A-F 10% | 128 | $102,400.00 |
| 107 | Veteran 22E 100% | 71 | $142,000.00 |
| 109 | Veteran Parents | 3 | $18,013.94 |
| 114 | 37A Blind Elderly | 11 | $11,000.00 |
| 116 | 41C Elderly | 21 | $21,000.00 |
| 118 | Senior Work-Off | 35 | $34,790.00 |
| 119 | 22D Veteran KIA | 2 | $15,720.94 |
| TOTALS | 285 | $349,824.88 |
- Must be 70 years of age by July 1, or a surviving spouse of any age, or a minor who has a deceased parent.
- Massachusetts must have been your domicile for the preceding ten years.
- Applicants must have owned & occupied as a domicile any real property in Massachusetts for five years
- Total worth may not exceed $40,000, excluding the assessed value of the domicile. Only the portion, which produces income and exceeds two dwelling units, must be included. Any unpaid mortgage balance is excluded.
- No gross receipt limitations.
- Must be 70 years of age by July 1.
- Massachusetts must have been your domicile for the preceding ten years.
- Applicants must have owned and occupied as a domicile any real property in Massachusetts for five years
- For a Single person: Income less than $20,000 per year after Social Security Deduction & assets not to exceed $30,000
- For a Married couple: Income less than $40,000 per year after Social Security Deduction & assets not to exceed $55,000
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- Persons must be 65 years or older by July 1.
- Massachusetts must have been your domicile for the preceding ten years.
- Applicants must have owned and occupied as your domicile any real property in Massachusetts (including present property) for five years.
- Gross annual income cannot exceed $40,000 in the preceding year.
- If the applicant meets the requirements, they can defer all or a portion of the taxes for the year.
- The interest on the amount deferred is eight- percent simple interest. The community imposes a lien on the property when the deferral is approved.
- 22 a-f (Tax Exemption $800 New Amount FY07)
- War-service disability of 10% or more
- Purple Heart recipients
- Surviving spouse of veteran entitled to exemption
- 22 A (Tax Exemption $1,500 New Amount FY07)
- Suffered in the line of duty the loss of use of one foot, one hand, or one eye
- Received the Congressional Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Air Force Cross, or Navy Cross
- 22 E (Tax Exemption $2,000 New Amount FY07)
- Suffered total (100%) disability in the line of duty and is incapable of working
Helpful Documents
- Available to an applicant with a Certificate of Blindness from the Commission of the Blind