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Living in Wilmington offers residents an urban suburban mix feel and most residents rent their homes. In Wilmington there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many families and young professionals live in Wilmington and residents tend to be liberal. The public schools in Wilmington are above average.
Those who are disabled or over 65 may be eligible, depending upon income levels. Exemptions for non-profit organizations and for agricultural property are also available, provided conditions are met. The exemption application provides more complete information on eligibility requirements.
Applicant must be at least 65 years of age prior to July 1 of the fiscal year for which the exemption is sought. Applicant must own the property.
All residents of the City of Wilmington are subject to the Earned Income Tax. The tax is payable on all earned income (whether derived from wages or business income) regardless of where it is you may work, whether inside or outside the City.
The City provides a property tax exemption up to $715.64 per year to homeowners aged 65 and over who qualify based on income. If you qualify, you also receive a discount on your water and sewer bills.
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All residents of the City of Wilmington are subject to the Earned Income Tax. The tax is payable on all earned income (whether derived from wages or business income) regardless of where it is you may work, whether inside or outside the City.
The City of Wilmington Earned Income Tax - commonly known as the City Wage Tax - is calculated at 1.25% of gross wages and must be collected by New Castle County and submitted to the City of Wilmington for all employees who either reside or work in the City.
The City of Wilmington Earned Income Tax - commonly known as the City Wage Tax - is calculated at 1.25% of gross wages and must be collected by New Castle County and submitted to the City of Wilmington for all employees who either reside or work in the City.

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