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I Can't Pay the Taxes on my House: What Can I Do?

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In Maine, if you cannot pay your tax bill for the property you live on, there is something you can do. Your city or town can decide that you don't have to pay some or all of it. This is called a "poverty tax abatement."
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Do I Qualify for the Veteran's Property Tax Exemption?

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Use this worksheet to see if you qualify for the Veteran's Property Tax Exemption. 1. Are you a Maine Resident? Yes. Go to Question 2. No. You cannot take this exemption. 2. Are you a resident of the municipality where you are claiming the exemption? Yes. Go to Question 3. No. You cannot take this exemption
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Maine Homestead Exemption for Veterans

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General Maine Homestead Exemption All Maine residents who own their homes can claim a homestead tax exemption. Go here to learn more about the basic Maine Homestead Exemption and how service members based in Maine can qualify. If you are a veteran and Maine resident you may qualify for an additional exemption.
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Get a Refund on Your Property Taxes or Rent

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Tax credits for people with low incomes who own their own homes or pay rent.
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The Maine Homestead Exemption: Tax Relief for Maine Homeowners

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Introduction The Maine Homestead Exemption may lower your property tax bill. It makes it so the town won't count $20,000 of value of your home for property tax purposes. You can qualify if you have owned your home in Maine for at least 12 months.  It doesn't matter if you sold one home and moved to another.  You just have to show you owned a home for the 12 month period.
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