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Disabled or senior homeowners may qualify for Oregons tax deferral program. Refer to the Department of Revenues Senior and Disabled Property Tax Deferral Program webpage for more information about the program and who to contact.
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A deferral is not an exemption. You are deferring the payment of the LPT. The deferred LPT becomes payable at a later date. The deferred LPT remains a charge on the property until it is paid. Interest accrues on the unpaid amount until it is paid.
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These property tax deferral schemes seem to be cruel bait and switch schemes. Not only do you have to pay back the defarral amount but interest too. It ends up costing more. Also the state puts a lien on the home giving them the legal means to take the home away.
This deferral only postpones your taxes; it does not cancel them. Your property taxes accrue five (5) percent interest annually until the deferral is removed.

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