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Massachusetts Income Tax Refund 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.
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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Form A, Apartment / Lodging Rent Information Requisition
If you wish, you may submit your data in a data file (Excel format recommended). Attach your data file to an email and send it to 38D@cityofboston.gov. Please be sure to refer to the property’s Parcel ID and location in the subject line of the email.
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Tax Deferral for Elderly - New 4% Interest Rate
Qualified elderly taxpayers (65+) may now defer their taxes at a 4% interest rate
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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 2008 are required to do so.
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