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Schedule H - Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit: Schedule H federal Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) eligibility threshold for under age 70 increases from $56,200 to $57,600. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for age 70 and older increases from $76,700 to $78,600.

Homestead Deduction and Senior Citizen or Disabled Property Owner Tax Relief: This benefit reduces your real property's assessed value by $84,000 (savings of $714.00) prior to computing the yearly tax liability. The Homestead benefit is limited to residential property.

DCHFA Home Purchase Assistance Program (HPAP) DCHFA's Home Purchase Assistance Program (HPAP) provides first-time homebuyers with up to $80,000 to use toward a down payment, packaged as a separate zero-interest loan. The amount you receive is determined by your income and household size.

You must be a DC resident who owned a home, apartment, or condo and lived there during all of 2022. Your 2022 income must have been $57,600 or less ($78,600 or less if you are age 70 or older). You are not claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return. The property you live in is subject to real property taxes.

The total sales and use tax rate imposed on such gross receipts is increased from 14.95 percent to 15.95 percent during the time period of April 1, 2023, through March 30, 2027.

Schedule H - Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit The real property tax credit is now based on your DC real property tax bill for tax year 2022. Do not include special assessments, interest penalties and services charges.

Schedule H: The Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit amounts for Tax Year 2021 are: Property tax credit increases from $1,200 to $1,225. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for under age 70 increases to $56,200. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for age 70 and older increases to $76,700.

You may qualify to get this tax credit money even if you don't owe any taxes to the District! Do I qualify for this money? You must be a DC resident who owned a home, apartment, or condo and lived there during all of 2022. Your 2022 income must have been $57,600 or less ($78,600 or less if you are age 70 or older).

Schedule H: The Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit amounts for Tax Year 2021 are: Property tax credit increases from $1,200 to $1,225. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for under age 70 increases to $56,200. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for age 70 and older increases to $76,700.

To qualify: An application must be on file with the Office of Tax and Revenue; The property must be occupied by the owner/applicant and contain no more than five dwelling units (including the unit occupied by the owner); and. The property must be the principal residence (domicile) of the owner/applicant.

In an effort to limit the increase of real property taxes for homeowners, eligible homeowners will be provided an Assessment Cap Credit. The Assessment Cap currently provides that a property may not be taxed on more than a 10 percent increase in the property's assessed value each year.

To qualify: An application must be on file with the Office of Tax and Revenue; The property must be occupied by the owner/applicant and contain no more than five dwelling units (including the unit occupied by the owner); and. The property must be the principal residence (domicile) of the owner/applicant.

Schedule H - Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit: Schedule H federal Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) eligibility threshold for under age 70 increases from $56,200 to $57,600. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for age 70 and older increases from $76,700 to $78,600.

Homestead Deduction and Senior Citizen or Disabled Property Owner Tax Relief: This benefit reduces your real property's assessed value by $84,000 (savings of $714.00) prior to computing the yearly tax liability. The Homestead benefit is limited to residential property.

DCHFA Home Purchase Assistance Program (HPAP) DCHFA's Home Purchase Assistance Program (HPAP) provides first-time homebuyers with up to $80,000 to use toward a down payment, packaged as a separate zero-interest loan. The amount you receive is determined by your income and household size.

You must be a DC resident who owned a home, apartment, or condo and lived there during all of 2022. Your 2022 income must have been $57,600 or less ($78,600 or less if you are age 70 or older). You are not claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return. The property you live in is subject to real property taxes.

The total sales and use tax rate imposed on such gross receipts is increased from 14.95 percent to 15.95 percent during the time period of April 1, 2023, through March 30, 2027.

Schedule H - Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit The real property tax credit is now based on your DC real property tax bill for tax year 2022. Do not include special assessments, interest penalties and services charges.

Schedule H: The Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit amounts for Tax Year 2021 are: Property tax credit increases from $1,200 to $1,225. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for under age 70 increases to $56,200. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for age 70 and older increases to $76,700.

You may qualify to get this tax credit money even if you don't owe any taxes to the District! Do I qualify for this money? You must be a DC resident who owned a home, apartment, or condo and lived there during all of 2022. Your 2022 income must have been $57,600 or less ($78,600 or less if you are age 70 or older).

Schedule H: The Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit amounts for Tax Year 2021 are: Property tax credit increases from $1,200 to $1,225. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for under age 70 increases to $56,200. Schedule H federal AGI eligibility threshold for age 70 and older increases to $76,700.

To qualify: An application must be on file with the Office of Tax and Revenue; The property must be occupied by the owner/applicant and contain no more than five dwelling units (including the unit occupied by the owner); and. The property must be the principal residence (domicile) of the owner/applicant.

In an effort to limit the increase of real property taxes for homeowners, eligible homeowners will be provided an Assessment Cap Credit. The Assessment Cap currently provides that a property may not be taxed on more than a 10 percent increase in the property's assessed value each year.

To qualify: An application must be on file with the Office of Tax and Revenue; The property must be occupied by the owner/applicant and contain no more than five dwelling units (including the unit occupied by the owner); and. The property must be the principal residence (domicile) of the owner/applicant.