Washington § 82.59.140 - Multiple-unit housing property tax exemption program.

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§ 82.59.140. Multiple-unit housing property tax exemption program.

An owner of underutilized commercial property claiming a sales and use tax deferral under this chapter may also apply for the multiple-unit housing property tax exemption program under chapter 84.14 RCW. For applicants receiving the property tax exemption under chapter 84.14 RCW, the amount of affordable housing units required for eligibility under this chapter is in addition to the affordability conditions in chapter 84.14 RCW.
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