Blind Persons
Before October 1st of the assessment year
If you are blind and meet the criteria listed below, as of the assessment date, you will be eligible for a property tax exemption in the amount of $3000.
- Be a Connecticut Resident
- The record owner of the property
- Proof of blindness according to the state’s definition
- Physician’s note
Elderly and Totally Disabled Homeowners
February 1st – May 15th
If you or your spouse are at least 65 years of age, or totally disabled through social security and your income is not above the limits listed below, you will qualify for a tax break.
State Option Benefit:
Single Person: $46,300 income limit
Married Couple: $56,500 income limit
Local Option Benefit:
Single Person: $46,300 income limit
Married Couple: $56,500 income limit
What you need to apply:
- Income Tax Return from the prior year (if filed)
- 1099 Social Security Statements for yourself and your spouse
- All 1099 statements from all income (if you do not file)
- Proof of rental income
- Lottery winnings
Request for Extension to file
Qualifying Incomes per OPM 2025
Renter’s Rebate
The renter's rebate is now being handled in social services. Please call for an appointment 860-945-5246
Totally Disabled Persons
Before October 1st of the assessment year
If you are totally disabled and meet the criteria listed below, as of the assessment date, you will be eligible for a property tax exemption, in the amount of $1000.00
- Be a Connecticut Resident
- The record owner of the property
- Receiving permanent total disability benefits from Social Security Administration
- Completed Application
- Social Security Disability Reward Letter
- 1099 Social Security Statement
Veterans
See the Veteran’s Page