SB 0843 | Clarifies Provisions of the Circuit Breaker |
Sponsor: | FLOTRON | ||
LR Number: | S2790.02I | Fiscal Note: | 2790-02 |
Committee: | Ways and Means | ||
Last Action: | 02/29/96 - Bill Combined w/SCS SBs 752, 789, 843 & 847 | ||
Title: | SCS SBs 752, 789, 843 & 847 | ||
Effective Date: | August 28, 1996 | ||
SB 843 - Under current senior citizen property tax credit ("circuit breaker") law, a surviving spouse may claim the income tax credit if a spouse meeting the qualifications dies before the end of the year, but a decedent's estate is not allowed the credit on the final return. This act deems the residency requirement fulfilled for claimants who die before December 31 and who meet all of the other qualifications for the credit.
This act also clarifies that a disability need not occur
after gainful employment in order to qualify for the credit.
Currently, the Department of Revenue interprets the law to
require a disabled person to have been gainfully employed prior
to such disability in order to qualify for the credit.
TOM CRAWFORD