What is State Aid to Education?

State Aid to Education is a deduction from the Primary Property Tax that residential property owners receive on their Primary residence per Arizona Revised Statute 15-972, State limitation on homeowner property taxes; additional State aid to school districts; definitions. The maximum deduction for tax year 2017 is $600.

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1. What is a tax lien?
2. Where can I find more information about tax liens and certificate auctions?
3. How does the tax sale auction work?
4. How do I notify the Treasurer's office if my address changes?
5. May I pay my property taxes with my credit card?
6. If I don't receive my tax notice, what should I do?
7. If I think my taxes are too high, what should I do?
8. If I wish to mail my payment, how can I be sure that it gets in on time?
9. What are the Treasurer's office hours?
10. Why did I get a tax notice when my mortgage company should pay the taxes?
11. What is Limited Property Value?
12. What is Full Cash Value?
13. If I disagree with my Value, how do I appeal?
14. What is Real Property?
15. What is Legal Class?
16. What is Primary Assessed Value?
17. What is State Aid to Education?
18. How is my property valued?
19. How is my property taxed?
20. If I think my taxes are too high, who do I call?
21. Where do my property tax dollars go?