North Dakota home owners are being reminded to sign up for the Primary Residence Credit Program sooner rather than later.

Applications for the Primary Residence Credit are flooding into the state tax office. The credit went from $500 to $1,600 in ...

Just days after application window opens, tens of thousands have applied for the primary residence credit, which lawmakers tripled last session. Homeowners could save up to $1,600 on property taxes ...

North Dakotans who own a home in the state and use it as their primary residence can soon apply for a property tax credit of ...

The new year means another opportunity for North Dakota Homeowners to apply for the annual Primary Residence Credit.

Roughly 50,000 North Dakota households will pay nothing for their 2025 property taxes under an expanded state relief program.

Minor sales tax and franchise fee increases could offset primary resident property taxes, Bochenski said, when paired with ...

When you live in a particular home full-time, or at least for most of the year, it is considered your primary residence. This status is important for financial, tax and legal reasons. For homeowners ...

If you have outgrown your current residence or want to move for other reasons, you have a few choices to make, such as selling or renting out your home. If market conditions are favorable, you could ...

Renting out your primary residence can be a smart way to generate extra income to help cover mortgage payments or use an unoccupied building if you’ve relocated. To help you start on the right foot, ...

Getting married and having multiple homes are blessings to enjoy – unfortunately, a tax exemption for two primary residences isn’t among the benefits of such a situation. While it would be wonderful ...

Not all properties are created equal when it comes to mortgage and tax implications. When purchasing a home, it’s important for buyers to understand that how a property is classified has a direct ...