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Alabama's homestead exemption provides:

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B) An exemption of $4,000 in assessed value from state property taxes for qualifying homeowners, with additional exemptions for seniors and disabled veterans

Under Alabama Code § 40-9-19, the standard homestead exemption reduces the assessed value of a primary residence by $4,000 for state property tax purposes. County exemption amounts may vary. Homeowners age 65 and older who meet income requirements may qualify for a complete exemption from state property taxes. Disabled veterans may also qualify for additional or full exemptions depending on their disability rating.

Answer Options
A
No homestead exemption
B
An exemption of $4,000 in assessed value from state property taxes for qualifying homeowners, with additional exemptions for seniors and disabled veterans
C
$100,000 exemption from assessed value
D
Total property tax elimination for all homeowners

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