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Circuit Breaker Income Tax Credit
"Circuit Breaker" for Persons Age 65 and Older
Low to Moderate-Income Seniors
The Circuit Breaker Income Tax Credit provides tax relief for moderate and low to moderate-income senior citizens. Qualifying senior citizens may claim a credit in their state income tax returns for the real estate taxes paid on their Boston residential property, effective for the tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2001.
Circuit Breaker Income Tax Credit
For more information on eligibility requirements contact:
Department of Revenue Customer Service Bureau
(617) 887-MDOR (6367) OR online www.dor.state.ma.us
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FY 2010 Revaluation (Preliminary Assessments Public Disclosure Period)
The Assessing Department has established a public disclosure period - November 16 through November 25 - to provide you with an opportunity to review your preliminary assessment...
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Calendar Year 2008 Sales of Residential Property
FY 2010 property values are based on the effective date of January 1, 2009 and on calendar year 2008 market activity...
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PILOT (Payment in Lieu of Taxes) Task Force
Meeting schedule, minutes, handouts, presentations, press releases...
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New Filers of Personal Property Tax Returns
All businesses in the City of Boston that have not filed a personal property tax return in 2009 are required to do so.
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