Dor Form 82514 PDF Details

Tackling the intricacies of property tax exemptions can often feel like navigating a maze without a map. In the heart of this complexity lies the DOR 82514 form, a crucial document for certain residents in Arizona seeking relief from property tax obligations. This form specifically caters to widows, widowers, and individuals who are totally and permanently disabled, offering a financial reprieve based on income and residency criteria. Applicants must affirm their legal residence status within the state and detail their property holdings, ensuring compliance with the state's regulations on exemptions. Furthermore, the DOR 82514 form serves as a testament to the truthfulness of the provided information, requiring validation through a signature. It stands as a pivotal step for eligible residents aiming to lessen their financial burdens, encompassing a broad spectrum of details from income limits to property ownership specifics. With annual adjustments accounting for inflation, the form also emphasizes the necessity for potential applicants to stay abreast of changing qualifications. In essence, the DOR 82514 embodies more than just a formality; it represents a pathway to relief for those facing economic hardships while navigating the complexities of property tax laws in Arizona.

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2022

TYPE

COUNTY

FILE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COCHISE

 

 

 

NAME:

____________________________________________

 

ADDRESS: ____________________________________________

 

 

 

____________________________________________

 

PHONE:

_________________________

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PART I. WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS

1.None of my children were under 18 years of age when they resided with me during the previous calendar year. The total income from

all sources of myself, my spouse, and any of my children 18 years of age or more who resided with me did not exceed $34,901 during the previous calendar year.

2.At least one of my children, who is under 18 years of age or who was totally and permanently disabled, resided with me during the previous calendar year. The total income from all sources of

myself, my spouse and any other of my children residing with me did not exceed $41,870 during the previous calendar year.

Spouse’s Name _________________________________________

Date of Death ____________ Have you remarried? Yes

No

City and State of Death ___________________________________

Death Certificate Number_____________ Recording Date _______

Were you divorced from the deceased at the time of death?

Yes No

AFFIDAVIT OF INDIVIDUAL TAX EXEMPTION

SEE REVERSE FOR INSTRUCTIONS

PART II. DISABLED (Totally and Permanently)

Spouse’s Name ______________________________________

Date of Medical Certificate __________

1. None of my children were under 18 years of age when they resided with me during the previous calendar year. The total income from all sources of myself, my spouse, and any of my children 18 years of age or more who resided with me did not exceed $34,901 during the previous calendar year.

2. At least one of my children, who is under 18 years of age or who was totally and permanently disabled, resided with me during the previous calendar year. The total income from all sources of myself, my spouse and any other of my children residing with me did not exceed $41,870 during the previous calendar year.

PART III. ALL APPLICANTS MUST COMPLETE

1. Are you now a legal resident of this state? Yes

No

2.When did you first become a resident of this state? ___________

3.Where in the state did you first establish residence?

City/Town ____________________ County ________________

4.Do you own property in this county? Yes No

5.

Do you own property in another Arizona County? Yes

No

 

If yes, in which county: _________________________________

6.

Is part of the property you own an Arizona business? Yes

No

 

If yes, provide Business Name and Address:

 

 

____________________________________________________

 

____________________________________________________

 

____________________________________________________

7.

Are you claiming your exemptions in any other county? Yes

No

 

If yes, in which county? _________________________________

PROPERTY LIST

Parcel Number(s)

INT%

ASS’D%

FULL CASH

VALUE

ASSESSED

VALUE

EXEMPT AMOUNT

LIMITED

VALUE

ASSESSED EXEMPT

VALUE AMOUNT

FILING DEADLINE-MARCH 1, 2022 - Annual filing of Affidavit is required to maintain exempt status

ATTACH COPY OF 2021 AZ STATE INCOME TAX RETURN -

(AZ State Income tax document may be submitted up through May 2022)

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ ALL OF THE FOREGOING BEFORE SUBSCRIBING MY NAME HERETO, THAT THE MATTERS HEREIN STATED ARE ALL TRUE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, AND THAT MY PROPERTY’S TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE IN ARIZONA DOES NOT EXCEED $28,459.

X____________________________________________________

_____________________________________________

__________________________

PROPERTY OWNER

EMAIL ADDRESS

DATE

X____________________________________________________

_________________________

 

DEPUTY ASSESSOR

DATE

 

DOR FORM 82514 (Revised 12/2021)

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS for completing the DOR 82514 AFFIDAVIT

for INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION

Read the information below, the instructions for the DOR 82514 affidavit (following), and the information

on the DOR 82514 carefully before completing the DOR 82514 affidavit form.

A:A person who is initially applying for the property tax exemption allowed by A.R.S. § 42-11111, exemption for property of widows, widowers and disabled persons, and who the County Assessor has approved for the exemption, is no longer required to file an annual affidavit with the County Assessor in any subsequent year(s).

Note: Some Assessors still require the filing of an annual affidavit in order to monitor continued exemption eligibility. Please contact your local County Assessor to verify requirements.

B:Pursuant to A.R.S. § 42-11111(H), the applicant (or that person’s representative) shall annually calculate

total household income from the previous Tax Year to ensure that the widow, widower or disabled person still qualifies for the tax exemption. The applicant (or the applicant’s representative) is also required by law to notify the County Assessor, in writing, of any event that disqualifies the widow, widower or disabled person from further property tax exemption. Disqualifying events include the applicant’s death, the remarriage of a widow or widower, the applicant’s or household’s total income exceeding the limits

prescribed by law, or the conveyance of the property to another owner. Other disqualifying events may also apply. The applicant’s property becomes subject to taxation from the date of disqualification, including interest, penalties and (the cost of) proceedings for tax delinquencies.

C:The specified total household income limits, assessed valuation limits and tax exemption amounts are adjusted annually for inflation, based on a “GDP price deflator” factor that is calculated by the Department of Revenue no later than December 31 of each year. The increased total household income limitations become the next Tax Year’s limits, in accordance with A.R.S. § 42-11111(B) (C) & (E).

INSTRUCTIONS for ALL APPLICANTS:

On an initial affidavit form, list all taxable property the applicant owns. Attach additional identifying or descriptive information, if necessary. If subsequent year affidavits are required by the Assessor, correct any of the preprinted information listed on the DOR 82514 by crossing out any real or personal property which the applicant no longer owns, and by adding any property the applicant now owns not shown on the list.

If an initial affidavit is being submitted (i.e., the applicant is filing for the first time), a copy of the applicant’s most recent State Income Tax Return MUST accompany the filed DOR 82514 affidavit for the County Assessor’s use in determining the applicant’s initial eligibility.

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 42-11152, the County Assessor may require additional proof of the facts stated on the affidavit by the applicant before approving an exemption. A false statement that is made or sworn to in the affidavit constitutes perjury.

Sign the completed affidavit. The affidavit must be notarized if it is not signed in the presence of an Assessor’s representative. Be sure that the copy of the affidavit form that is filed with the County Assessor has the

applicant’s original signature on it. To assure that the property tax exemption application is processed for the current Tax Year, if the affidavit is hand-delivered, file the DOR 82514 with the County Assessor’s Office no later than the last (business) day of February. If the affidavit is mailed to the County Assessor, be sure that it is postmarked on or before the last day of February.

Note: Check with the local County Assessor’s Office for their hours and days of operation if the last business day in February of the current calendar year is a Friday. Some County Assessor’s Offices may now be closed on Fridays.

For DISABLED PERSONS:

A “Certificate of Disability for Property Tax Exemption” form (DOR 82514B), with the original signature of the applicant’s physician on it, and which is dated, MUST accompany the applicant’s filed DOR 82514 affidavit.

The applicant should retain a copy of the signed affidavit, any attachments that are submitted with it, and the Certificate of Disability, if applicable, as a permanent record.

For questions regarding this form, please contact your local County Assessor at the number listed on the front of this form.

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