Get CT DRS CERT-134 2009-2023

State of Connecticut Office of Policy and Management State law provides a basic $1,000 property tax exemption for certain honorably discharged veterans who actively served at least 90 days during war time, or their survivors.

Veterans or their surviving spouse with an income less than $46,400 (married) or $38,100 (single) may qualify for additional benefits. Qualifying income means total gross income as determined for the purpose of the Federal Income Tax, plus Social Security and any other income not included in such adjusted gross income.

State law provides a property tax credit program for Connecticut homeowners who are elderly or totally disabled, and whose incomes do not exceed certain limits. Property tax credit can be up to $1,250 for married couples and $1,000 for single people. Credits are based on a graduated income scale.

Log into your BestBuy.com account. At checkout, under the "Order Summary" section, your Tax Exempt Account Number will appear if you have a valid account. Click "Apply my Tax Exempt Account Number." If your number does not appear, click on "Register now" to register for a Tax Exempt Customer Account.

Another state, such as Connecticut, mentions certificates are valid for three years from the issue date. Other states issue exemption certificates to tax-exempt organizations with an expiration date listed. Connecticut typically reissues certificates to organizations that qualify as sales tax exempt every five years.

To claim exemption for the purchase of goods or taxable services, the organization must complete CERT-119, Certificate for Purchases of Tangible Personal Property and Services by Qualifying Exempt Organizations and give it to the retailer.

Summary of Connecticut Military and Veteran Benefits: Connecticut offers special benefits for Service members, Veterans and their Families including a Soldiers, Sailors' and Marines' fund, state employment preferences, education and tuition assistance, vehicle tags, as well as hunting and fishing license privileges.