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    Connecticut Renters’ Rebate Program deadline is here

    By Kent Pierce,

    1 days ago

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    Today is the deadline to file for Connecticut’s Renters’ Rebate Program .

    The renters’ rebate program is designed to help out renters who are considered elderly or disabled. In order to qualify, you must also be renting an apartment, a room in cooperative housing, or a mobile home.

    The rebate can get a married couple as much as $900, if you meet the requirements and apply today.

    Connecticut gets $535M in federal Housing Choice Voucher Program funding

    Applicants must be either 65 or older or the spouse of a senior citizen. Additionally, applicants must be residents of Connecticut for at least a year.

    You may also qualify for the rebate if you’re an adult who is considered “totally disabled” and eligible for Social Security disability benefits.

    Applicants must fill out a form with information about their income. They will be notified how much you’re entitled to based on a graduated income scale.

    The state made some changes this year, and there is no longer a provision to request an extension of time to file. Late applicants must pay a $250 fee.

    Married couples can get as much as $900. Single people, up to $700.

    Payment of the Renters’ Rebate is made on or before Nov. 30.

    You can apply at your local tax assessor’s office inside city hall or online . Call (860) 418-6377 for more information.

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    Sally Clay
    13h ago
    I did mine in the beginning of Aug
    Bill
    16h ago
    Perhaps if you refrained from extorting property owners in the first place, they could lower rent for everyone. Oh, my bad.. then you couldn’t act like some savior for the poor. Leave it to government to break your leg and expect to look like a hero for giving you a cast.
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