Rhode Island General Laws Title 44. Taxation § 44-3-5. Gold star parents' exemption

(1)Cranston. The city of Cranston may provide, by ordinance, an exemption from taxation not to exceed forty-five hundred dollars ($4,500);

(2)Warren. The town of Warren may provide, by ordinance, an exemption from taxation not to exceed nine thousand seven hundred eighty-three dollars ($9,783);

(3)Cumberland. The town of Cumberland may provide, by ordinance, an exemption not to exceed twenty-three thousand seven hundred seventy-two dollars ($23,772) for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(4)North Providence. The town of North Providence may provide, by ordinance, an exemption not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000) for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(5)Smithfield. The town of Smithfield may provide, by ordinance, an exemption not to exceed six thousand dollars ($6,000) for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(6)Westerly. The town of Westerly may provide, by ordinance, an exemption on the total value of real and personal property not to exceed forty-six thousand five hundred dollars ($46,500);

(7)Barrington. The town of Barrington may provide, by ordinance, an exemption not to exceed six thousand dollars ($6,000) for real property for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(8)Jamestown. The town of Jamestown may provide, by ordinance, a tax dollar reduction for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(9)Lincoln. The town of Lincoln may provide, by ordinance, an exemption not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000) for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(10)West Warwick. The town of West Warwick may provide, by ordinance, an exemption not to exceed two hundred twenty-five dollars ($225) for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(11)Narragansett. The town of Narragansett may provide, by ordinance, an exemption not to exceed twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) from the assessed value of real property, or twelve thousand dollars ($12,000) from the assessed value of a motor vehicle, for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(12)Tiverton. The town of Tiverton may provide, by ordinance, a tax credit of one hundred twenty dollars ($120) or greater for persons receiving a gold star exemption;

(13)Charlestown. The town of Charlestown may provide, by ordinance, a tax dollar credit reduction for persons receiving a gold star exemption; and

(14)North Smithfield. The town council may, by ordinance, as may be amended from time to time, provide for a tax dollar credit reduction of three hundred and fifty dollars ($350) or greater for persons receiving a gold star exemption.