IDAPA 35.01.03.603

Property Exempt From Taxation – Religious Corporations Or Societies

Last amended: 2024Year: 2026Length: 492 wordsOfficial source
Section 63-602B, Idaho Code 01. Valuing the Taxable Part of Qualifying Property. Under Section 63-602B(2), Idaho Code, a county will determine the value of the part of the property used or leased for business or commercial purposes by considering the particular facts of each case, examining the amount of time, during the calendar year, the property is used for business or commercial purposes, the percentage of the property used for business or commercial purposes, or a combination thereof. The county may require reporting by the religious corporation or society of any use of the property for business or commercial usage in such form, and by such date, as the county establishes. (7-1-24) 02. Comparable Valuation Methodology to Partially Exempt Property Under Section 63-602C, Idaho Code. To value the taxable part of any otherwise qualifying property exempt under Section 63-602B, Idaho Code, each county should use comparable methods to those it uses to value the taxable part of qualifying exempt property under Section 63-602C, Idaho Code. (7-1-24) 604. (RESERVED) 605. PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION - PROPERTY USED FOR SCHOOL OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. Section 63-602E, Idaho Code 01. Eligibility of Leased Property. Leased property used exclusively for non-profit school or educational purposes, including charter school purposes, is eligible for the exemption provided in Section 63-602E, Idaho Code, if it meets the following criteria: (7-1-24) a. Leased real property must be exclusively used for the educational purposes identified in Subsection 605.01 of this rule. Such leased real property may be part of a multi-use property, but only the portions of the property used for educational purposes are eligible for the exemption. (7-1-24) b. Leased personal property must be exclusively used for the educational purposes identified in Subsection 605.01 of this rule. Property exclusively used in this manner is: (7-1-24) i. Used exclusively at a non-profit school or charter school facility; or (7-1-24) ii. Used in such a way as to effectively eliminate the possibility of use for other than educational purposes. (7-1-24) 02. Application for Exemption for Leased Personal Property. Only the owner of leased personal property can apply for this exemption. Proof of compliance with the requirements of Paragraph 605.01.b. of this rule is required and may be provided by the lessee. (7-1-24) 606. -- 607. (RESERVED) 608. PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION - HOMESTEAD - CONTINUED ELIGIBILITY AFTER DEATH OF CLAIMANT. Section 63-602G, Idaho Code 01. Ownership Interest.To continue to qualify in the year following the death of the qualifying IDAHO ADMINISTRATIVE CODE IDAPA 35.01.03 State Tax Commission Property Tax Administrative Rules Section 609 Page 40 claimant, the homestead must continue to be part of the claimant’s estate, without change in record owner. If the ownership interest upon which the exemption had been granted was a life estate, the continuation provided in Section 63-602G(8), Idaho Code, does not apply. (7-1-24) 02. Occupancy. The continuation of this exemption is not affected by occupancy status of the property during the year following the claimant’s death. (7-1-24)
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