Rhode Island S2698 defines seasonably-habitable non-owner occupied residences exempt from non-owner occupied property tax.
Rhode Island S2698 amends the Non-Owner Occupied Property Tax Act to define seasonably-habitable non-owner occupied residences. These are properties not serving as the owner's primary residence, unoccupied for most of the year, and only seasonally occupied. Such residences are exempt from the non-owner occupied property tax. The act takes effect upon passage.
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