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Owners of a primary residence who are over 65 years of age and have limited incomes may be eligible for this Senior Citizens Exemption. The amount of the exemption varies by municipality and income level of the applicant. School districts allow the exemption on school taxes according to their own income limits.
A: The main difference is that the STAR exemption reduces your school tax bill while the STAR credit results in a direct payment to you. Another difference is that you may receive a larger benefit if you switch to the STAR credit.
To be eligible for the Enhanced STAR exemption, you must meet all of the following conditions: You own your home, and it is your primary residence. You will be 65 or older by December 31, of the year of exemption. For jointly owned property, only one spouse or sibling must be at least 65 by that date.
All primary-residence homeowners are eligible for the Basic STAR exemption, regardless of age or income. The amount of the basic exemption is $30,000, subject to equalization and other adjustments.