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Connecticut law requires municipalities to provide property tax relief mainly for specific groups of homeowners, including the disabled, the elderly, and veterans (i.e. mandatory programs).
Under federal law the homestead exemption is $7,500 per person, which means $15,000 for a married couple where both file bankruptcy, since each can take the exemption (11 U.S.C.
State law provides a property tax credit program for Connecticut homeowners who are elderly or totally disabled, and whose incomes do not exceed certain limits. Property tax credit can be up to $1,250 for married couples and $1,000 for single people. Credits are based on a graduated income scale.
State law provides a property tax credit program for Connecticut owners in residence of real property, who are elderly (65 and over) or totally disabled, and whose annual incomes do not exceed certain limits.
The law allows towns to freeze property taxes on homes owned by people age 70 or older who have lived in the state at least one year (CGS § 12-170v). The freeze can also apply to a surviving spouse who is at least age 62 when the homeowner dies.
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State law provides a property tax credit program for Connecticut owners in residence of real property, who are elderly (65 and over) or totally disabled, and whose annual incomes do not exceed certain limits.
In Connecticut, the homestead exemption protects up to $75,000 of equity in your home, more if you are married and filing a joint bankruptcy. Read on to learn more. Most people want to know whether they can keep valuable property before filing for bankruptcy\u2014especially a home.
Food products sold through coin-operated vending machines, meals delivered to the elderly, disabled or homebound, and purchases made with supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits also are exempt from tax. Conn.
The law allows towns to freeze property taxes on homes owned by people age 70 or older who have lived in the state at least one year (CGS § 12-170v). The freeze can also apply to a surviving spouse who is at least age 62 when the homeowner dies.
Homeowners also are no longer allowed to deduct property taxes on their homes to the extent that state and local taxes, including property taxes, are more than $10,000. Connecticut will be allowed to claim deductions for interest on home equity loans they use for any purposes other than home improvement.

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