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Homeowner and Additional Property Tax Relief
PTR (Circuit Breaker) Statistics for 2024
Property Tax Reduction Income Brackets
Property Tax Deferral
You might be eligible for the Idaho Property Tax Deferral program if you’re an Idaho resident and homeowner. The program lets you postpone paying taxes on your home and up to one acre of land. You must pay the taxes and interest later.
Note: This program won’t defer solid waste, irrigation, or other fees that government entities charge.
Read more about the Property Tax Deferral program:
2026 Property Tax Deferral program.
County assessors and the Tax Commission manage this program. If the guide above and this page don’t answer your questions, contact your county assessor’s office or call us at (208) 334-7736.
Who qualifies
You might qualify for this program in 2026 if both of these apply:
- Your income for 2025 was $61,674 or less.
- You meet the conditions described in the guide for the 2026 Property Tax Deferral program. 2026 Property Tax Deferral Application.
Applying
You must apply and qualify for this program every year. You must apply between January 1 and September 8, 2026, for a deferral on your 2026 taxes.
If your application’s approved, we pay the county directly. You won’t see the deferral on your property tax bill.
Before you apply: See the guide for the 2026 Property Tax Deferral program for the information you’ll need to have ready
For help, contact your county assessor’s office or call us at (208) 334-7736.
Other tax relief options
You might also qualify for these programs:
- Property Tax Reduction. This program has an income limit.
- Disabled Veterans benefit. This program doesn’t have an income limit.
Laws and Rules
Idaho Code section 63-7 — Property Tax Relief