Are there any exemptions from paying property taxes in District of Columbia?

Yes, there are several exemptions available for property taxes in the District of Columbia. The Homestead Deduction is one of the most common exemptions, which provides a reduction in property tax for primary residences. There are also exemptions for disabled veterans, senior citizens, surviving spouses, and certain non-profit organizations that qualify for tax-exempt status. Additionally, properties owned by religious organizations or used for religious purposes may be exempt from property taxes. However, it is important to note that eligibility requirements and application processes vary for each exemption. Property owners should consult the District of Columbia Office of Tax & Revenue's website or contact their local tax office for specific details and to determine if they qualify for any exemptions.