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Senior Income Level Report now available

Log into the Online Assessment Community to access Report #9

Report #9 lists properties whose owners may be eligible for the senior citizens (467) exemption. To be listed on the report, the owners would typically:

  • meet the age requirements for the 2023 Enhanced STAR exemption, and
  • have a reported adjusted gross income (AGI) below $58,400 on their income tax return(s).

The report is for your information; you are not required to take action based on the report.

As you know, eligibility for the senior citizens exemption is not based on AGI, but rather on a definition of income that is more inclusive than AGI. However, this report may be helpful to assessors who wish to reach out to lower-income seniors and advise them of the availability of the senior citizens exemption. (The statutory maximum income for the sliding scale senior citizens exemption was increased to $58,399.99 by Chapter 488 of the Laws of 2022.)

The report is not intended to include all properties with incomes under $58,400. For instance, if we are unable to determine the income for a particular property, it would not be listed on the report.

Note: For mobile home and co-op properties that are not separately assessed, the Received 467 on recent roll field will be blank.

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