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Board directs staff to tie elderly/disabled tax-relief thresholds to CPI beginning 2026
Summary
Supervisors voted to ask staff to draft ordinance amendments that would index the net worth and qualifying household income thresholds in Loudoun’s elderly/disabled real-estate tax relief program to the Washington Metro area consumer price index, with automatic annual adjustments beginning Jan. 1, 2026.
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted March 4 to direct staff to draft amendments to the county’s ordinances so eligibility thresholds for real-estate tax relief for the elderly or totally and permanently disabled would adjust automatically with the Washington Metro consumer price index (CPI).
Supervisor Turner introduced a board-member initiative to change two eligibility criteria that currently are adjusted only every four years: the net-worth test and the qualifying household income limit. Turner said the last…
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