North Dakota Statutes
§ 40-63-05 — Property tax exemptions
North Dakota § 40-63-05
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N.D. Cent. Code § 40-63-05 (2026).
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1.A municipality may grant a partial or complete exemption from ad valorem taxation on
single-family residential property, exclusive of the land on which it is situated, if the
property was purchased or rehabilitated by an individual for the individual's primary
place of residence as a zone project. An exemption granted under this subsection may
not extend beyond eight taxable years following the date of acquisition or completion
of rehabilitation.
2.A municipality may grant a partial or complete exemption from ad valorem taxation on
buildings, structures, fixtures, and improvements purchased or rehabilitated as a zone
project for any business or investment purpose. The state board of equalization may
grant a partial or complete exemption from ad valorem taxation on public utility
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