• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Digital News Updates
  • Home
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business

Tax Refund Program Open to Senior Citizens and Citizens with Disabilities

May 2, 2026

South Dakota senior citizens and citizens with disabilities have until July 1 to apply for a tax refund through the state’s Tax Refund Program. Eligible individuals may receive a refund of a portion of the sales taxes they paid in the previous year.

To qualify, individuals must meet the following requirements: have been a South Dakota resident for all of 2025; be age 65 or older on or before January 1, 2025, or disabled at any time during 2025; and either live alone with an annual income of $17,215 or less, or live in a household with a combined annual income of $23,265 or less.

The deadline for applying is July 1, 2026. Applications submitted by mail should be sent to the Tax Refund Office, 445 E. Capitol Ave, Pierre, SD 57501-3185. Applicants can also submit an application online at https://sddor.seamlessdocs.com/f/2050 or download the application from the Department’s website at https://dor.sd.gov/individuals/taxes/property-tax/relief-programs/.

Individuals who qualified last year will receive an application by mail unless they previously requested an electronic version.

By DNU staff

Filed Under: News

Related Articles:

  • Montana State listed in Forbes as one of ‘America’s Top Colleges’
  • Federal appeals court rules undocumented immigrants deserve hearing before deportation
  • Pentagon Launches Defense Investment Tracker
  • Knudsen Leads 23-State Effort Urging Senate to Confirm Blanche
  • North Dakota Awards $600,000 to Native American-Owned Small Businesses
  • Treasury Sanctions Networks Fueling Sudan’s War

Primary Sidebar

— Advertisement —

Digital News Updates Logo

Recent News Posts

  • Montana State listed in Forbes as one of ‘America’s Top Colleges’
  • Commerce Names Andrew Silberstein Executive Director of U.S. Investment Accelerator
  • Work Requirements Now in Effect for Montana Medicaid
  • Report: $12B spent on assisted living Medicare, Medicaid

Recent Politics Posts

  • Watchdog asks Interior to investigate National Wildlife Federation political spending
  • Jackley: Schools Must Follow Bid Laws
  • U.S. Supreme Court allows late mail-in ballots to be counted
  • Gov. Rhoden’s Anti-Doxxing Bills to Take Effect

Recent Business Posts

  • Microsoft cuts over 600 Washington jobs, 4,800 globally amid corporate restructuring
  • Texas Stock Exchange launches trading in test of upstart’s challenge to Wall Street
  • Montana’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.4%
  • New Members Named to Minneapolis Fed Advisory Council

Copyright © 2026 Digital News Updates, All Rights Reserved.