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Tax
Collector
· Finance
Department·
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Purchasing
Frequently Asked Questions
Assessment/Property Information ·
Tax Assessor's Forms
Notices & Documents
· Legal
Notices
Function
It is this office’s responsibility to provide the residents of North
Providence with a fair and accurate assessment as well as to follow
the rules and guidelines provided to us through Town Ordinances and
the Rhode Island General Laws.
Revaluations
The Tax Assessor’s Office is required to conduct Statistical
Revaluations every 3 years and Full Revaluations every 9 years. A
Statistical Revaluation reviews Sales Data and makes changes in
value based on those sales. Some field work is required, but mostly
limited to exterior inspections. A Full Revaluation is when each
property and business is visited for exterior and interior
inspections to determine if the data we have in the Assessor’s
Office is accurate and based on Sale Review, values are changed.
This Revaluation Cycle and Process is mandated by RI General Law
Chapter 44-5.
A Full
Revaluation was done for 2005 billing. The Statistical Revaluation
is currently underway for the 2008 billing and the company
conducting it is Appraisal Resource (ARC).
At the end of the Statistical Revaluation each homeowner will
receive a letter describing the number of baths, beds & total rooms
along with land size, building size & outbuildings such as sheds,
cabana, above and below ground pools ect…. If this detail is wrong
there will be a phone number to contact the revaluation company
included in this letter and someone from Appraisal Resource will
visit and make the appropriate corrections. For further information
on the revaluation please contact the Tax Assessor’s Office at the
above mention phone number.
Tax Rate’s For
2009 Billing
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Residential Real Estate Rate:
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$19.65 |
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Commercial Real Estate Rate: |
$25.60 |
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Motor Vehicle Rate: |
$41.95 |
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Business Tangible Property:
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$63.75 |
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Exemptions
Frequently Asked Questions About Exemptions
The Town of North Providence
offers personal exemptions to those who qualify for one or more of
the following categories:
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Qualified
Veteran Service Dates ($5,000 exemption)
Helpful link:
http://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/dd-214.html
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Prisoner
of War ($5,000 exemption)
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Total
service-connected disabled veteran ($10,000 exemption)
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Unmarried
widow of a qualified veteran ($5,000 exemption)
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Gold Star
parents (one only - $5,000 exemption)
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Certified
Blind Residents ($10,000 exemption)
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Homestead
Exemption (owner occupied residential real estate – 20%
reduction)
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Total
service-connected disabled veteran who lives in "specially
adapted housing" ($12,500 exemption)
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Elderly
Exemption (Age 65 or over applied to real estate only - $10,000
exemption)
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Variable
Exemption (Income Based) Maximum income $15, 000 and five year
residency required, age 65 or older, or 100% doctor verified
disabled person
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Income Bracket Exemption
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0
- $8,000 $10,000
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$8,001 - $10,000 $7,000
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$10,001 - $15,000 $5,000
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Paraplegic Exemption with “specially adapted housing” ($15,000
exemption)
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Interstate Trucking Exemption 44-34-4.1
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Farm,
Forest, Open Space Act (P.L. 1968 Chap.288)
Tax Assessor's Forms
Real Estate/Tangible Tax Appeal Application
If you wish to Appeal your Tax Bill, the Tax Appeal Application form
must be filed with the Tax Assessor's Office within 90 days of the
due date on the tax bill or November 30th (All Tax
Bills are due and payable by August 31st each year).
Please refer to the Tax Appeal Application form for full
instructions. Once the Appeal is received you will be notified by
mail when the Tax Board of Review will be hearing your Appeal.
Real
Estate/Tangible Tax Appeal Form
Motor Vehicle Tax Appeal
Application
If you wish to Appeal your Motor Vehicle (Excise) Tax Bill, the Tax
Appeal Application form must be filed within 30 days of the due date
on the tax bill (August 31 every year). You must submit
2 copies of the appeal application along with a copy of the tax
bill. Each vehicle you are appealing must be filed separately.
Motor Vehicle appeals are sent to the State of Rhode Island’s
Vehicle Value Commission. The Vehicle Value Commission will notify
the Tax Assessor’s Office with their decision based on your appeal
and in turn, the Tax Assessor’s Office will notify you by mail of
the decision that was rendered. Motor
Vehicle Tax Appeal Application
Variable Exemption
Homeowners who have been residents of the Town of North Providence
FIVE YEARS or more, and are 65 years of age an/or who are 100%
disabled who's combined income is $15,000 or less can apply for our
Variable Exemption. This Application can be submitted to the Tax
Assessor's office by April 15.
Variable Exemption Form
Special Adapted Motor
Vehicle Exemption Form
Tax Exemption on vehicles adapted for persons who are disabled.
Specially Adapted Motor Vehicle means a motor vehicle with special
adaptations; provided, that the cost of the special adaptations meet
or exceeds seven percent (7%) of the value of the motor vehicle.
Qualifying vehicles will receive 50% value reduction.
Special Adapted Motor Vehicle Exemption Form
Interstate
Trucking Exemption Application
According to statute 44-34-4.1, any bus, truck, or trailer that was
operated by a bus or trucking company exclusively for the
purpose of interstate commerce can apply for this exemption so that
no excise tax is imposed on such vehicles. The registrant must
complete an affidavit. If the operator of such bus, truck, or
trailer was a bus or trucking company that was not the registrant,
an affidavit must also be completed by the bus or trucking company.
Interstate Trucking Exemption Form
Notices & Documents
(.pdf
documents)
Legal Notices
(.pdf
documents)
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New Residents - Tax Exemptions
New residents of the Town of North Providence are hereby
notified that applications for exemptions from taxation must be
filed no later then December 31, 2009, in order to be eligible
for 2010 tax billing year.
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New Residents -
Homestead Exemption:
If you haven’t yet received a
Homestead Exemption application for our 2010 Real Estate
tax billing or you simply misplaced it, please call the Tax
Assessor’s office and have a Homestead Application mailed to you
by December 31, 2009. This exemption grants a 20 %
reduction in assessed valuation to owner occupied residential
one to five family dwellings and a 10% reduction in assessed
valuation to combination commercial/residential dwellings.
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Notification Of
Appellant Process
All
real property owners must file an accounting by January 31st,
2010.
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Tax Assessor Notice
WHEREAS, The Assessor
of Taxes of the Town of North Providence, R.I. in conformity
with the law relating to taxation, hereby gives notice that he
will determine and assess all valuations on the ratable real
estate and tangible personal property as of 12 o’clock midnight
on the 31st day of December 2010.
Helpful Link
The following website link is a direct link to the Rhode Registry of Motor Vehicles
and can be used to change your address, renew registrations, and
change tax towns.
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