More Lindenhurst seniors may get tax break
The Village of Lindenhurst is holding a hearing Tuesday on a proposal to expand eligibility for seniors to receive a reduction in village taxes.
The state has recently altered the income requirements, said Shawn Cullinane, village administrator clerk-treasurer, and municipalities have the option of implementing the new eligibility requirements.
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The Village of Lindenhurst is holding a hearing Tuesday on a proposal to expand eligibility for seniors to receive a reduction in village taxes.
The state has recently altered the income requirements, said Shawn Cullinane, village administrator clerk-treasurer, and municipalities have the option of implementing the new eligibility requirements.
Under the proposed changes, residents 65 and over who have an annual income of $29,000 or less can get up to 50 percent off their village taxes; the sliding scale decreases to 5 percent for those with an income of up to $37,400, he said.
The village now allows seniors with an income of $21,500 or less to receive up to 50 percent off their village tax bill; the sliding scale decreases to 5 percent for those with an income of up to $29,000.
Tuesday’s hearing will be held at 2:30 p.m. at village hall.
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