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Born in 1958 or earlier with household income under $65,000?

You may qualify for the Low-Income Senior Freeze — a property tax break that “freezes” your home’s taxable value so it’s calculated using an older, lower value instead of today’s.

You may qualify for the Low-Income Senior Freeze — a property tax break that “freezes” your home’s taxable value so it’s calculated using an older, lower value instead of today’s.

You must have lived in your home on January 1 for the past two years to qualify, and you’ll need to apply each year since it’s based on your current income. If you missed it in past years, you can apply for refunds up to three years back.

When you apply, bring proof of age (65+), proof you live in the home, and proof of household income.

You may qualify for the Low-Income Senior Freeze — a property tax break that “freezes” your home’s taxable value so it’s calculated using an older, lower value instead of today’s.

You must have lived in your home on January 1 for the past two years to qualify, and you’ll need to apply each year since it’s based on your current income. If you missed it in past years, you can apply for refunds up to three years back.

When you apply, bring proof of age (65+), proof you live in the home, and proof of household income.

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