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  1. Homeowners' - Elderly/Disabled (Circuit Breaker) Tax Relief Program. Homeowner Info Line: 860-418-6290. Program Description. State law provides a property tax credit program for Connecticut owners in residence of real property, who are elderly (65 and over) or totally disabled, and whose annual incomes do not exceed certain limits.

  2. To be eligible for the Circuit Breaker program, individuals must meet the following requirements: Be a Connecticut resident and meet the income limit. Be age 18 years or older and permanently disabled and receiving benefits OR. Be age 65 or older by December 31 of the previous year OR.

  3. To receive benefits under the Illinois Benefit Access Program, formerly known as the Illinois Circuit Breaker, you must make an online application demonstrating your eligibility. If your application is approved, you receive the Ride Free Transit Card and the License Plate Discount.

  4. Parts of the Department on Aging's Benefit Access Program, formerly known as the Circuit Breaker Program, allows for the Secretary of State's office to provide for a reduced-fee license plates aimed toward senior citizens and persons with disabilities with specific qualifications. Apply.

  5. HOMEOWNERS TAX RELIEF CALENDAR – 2024 (2023 Program Year) January 16 Homeowner applications made available to municipality from OPM (Forms M-35H). February 1 Assessor must notify Homeowner applicants to refile by this date, by regular mail, enclosing an application form and an explanation.

  6. Applications must be filed with the Wolcott Assessor's Office between February 1 and May 15. Applicants must bring original copies of their federal income tax (if filed) and their SSA-1099. If taxes are not filed, statements of all income sources (pensions, interest income, etc.) must be provided.

  7. Circuit Breaker Program The Circuit Breaker Program entitles older adults and individuals with a permanent and total disability to a property tax reduction of up to $1,250 for married couples and $1,000 for individuals. An applicant must (1) be age 65 or older, have a spouse age 65 or older, or be at least