I think you have to make your disclosures based on the facts as they are at the time. If the consumer will have to apply for the credit, presumably after they take title, the facts as they exist up to and through the closing are that taxes will be owed. So you disclose accordingly.
There would certainly be nothing wrong with informing the consumer about the homestead credit and even how to go about applying for it, but they can't do that until the own the property, so the disclosures should reflect facts as the exist today.
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