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Sorry to hear the negative report regarding HB 5084. I thought you had a chance, this time. I commend you guys for you perseverance and wish you every success in the future.

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:D Hey All,

Already got a response....BUT.....It still is goofy to me.

The Webmaster at the "Illinois Department of Veteran Affairs" wrote:

Thank you for your inquiry concerning the information provided on our website concerning the Disabled Veteran Standard Homestead Exemption.

The information is based upon the practical application of the law. When first enacted we did not have the information concerning the EAV and

were similarly contacted that the information was not clear in terms of how the law is administered.

Regarding your question concerning whether the exemption is to be applied to the EAV or not, I would refer you to the IL Department

of Revenue who provides guidance to assessors on these items.

:rolleyes: Now when you go the Illinois Department of Revenue site, It talks about EAV, the problem is all other sections of Public Act 95-0644

mentions the EAV when discribing the property tax exemption, except Section 35 ILCS 200/15-169, where again it only mentions EAV

in paragraph (f). I am now contacting all six regional offices by snail mail with the above letter, please do the same.

Take Care,

putintime

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Hey All;

I'd like to get some feedback on others experiencing

some feedback concerning this issue (Public Act 95-0644).

Just received my 2009 property tax, still increases, as property

value decreases. Have received 0 feedback from all the emails,

faxes, and snail mail love letters about Public Act 96-0644.

Have any of you received anything? Please keep us all

updated.

Take Care,

putintime

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Hey All;

I'd like to get some feedback on others experiencing

some feedback concerning this issue (Public Act 95-0644).

Just received my 2009 property tax, still increases, as property

value decreases. Have received 0 feedback from all the emails,

faxes, and snail mail love letters about Public Act 96-0644.

Have any of you received anything? Please keep us all

updated.

Take Care,

putintime

I just read about Public Act 95-0644 Section 35 ILCS 200/15-169.

It's not very much.

'putintime, have you considered to file a protest on the valuation of your home? I know it's another bureaucracy to deal with, however only you can do the math and choose your battles.

My sympathies are with you.

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Commander Bob,

I appriciate your advise, But it's not about my house value, which I know

is less than $250,000 EAV by Public Act 95-0644 Section 35 ILCS 200/15-169

paragraph f standards. It just seems the IDOR (Illinois Department of Revenue) read the

Public Act to suite their needs, passed it on to the county assesors, and

pooped all over the Illinois disabled veterans in regards to the intent of this

Public Act. It is goofy to me because many other states regarding disabled

veterans & property tax is very clear. Why would so many House of Representatives

co-sponsor HB0273 (over 75 co-sponsor) in the current IGA (Illinois General Assembly)

that is very clear on the intent of the law to retify this delemia?

Take Care,

putintime

Thanks for your input

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