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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.
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.
All applications are available through the municipal assessor’s office and the application period is between February 1st and May 15th of each year. Once qualified for the Circuit Breaker, home owners must re-apply every two years.
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.
Illinois Circuit Breaker License Plate Discount Refunds The Benefit Access Program Request allows reimbursement for those who are participating in the Benefit Access program for reimbursement with regard to license plates and sticker renewal.
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.
The Assessor's Office accepts applications for the State of Connecticut Circuit Breaker program between Feb 1 and May 15 annually. Under this program, the State of Connecticut pays a portion of your tax bill ranging from $150 to $1,250.
