Property Tax Reimbursement Income Chart

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Property Tax Reimbursement Income Limits History Below is a listing of income eligibility limits for the Property Tax Reimbursement Program since its inception. For purposes of the Property Tax Reimbursement Act, ALL INCOME that was received during the year — with very few exceptions — must be taken into account to determine eligibility. This includes income which does not have to be reported on the New Jersey income tax return such as Social Security benefits, disability benefits, and tax-exempt interest. For more information see the Income Standards for the program. Income Limits (combined income if married or in a civil union) 1997 Less than 1998 Less than Tax Year Status 1998 Single Married $17,918 21,970 1998 Less than $17,918 21,970 1999 Less than 1999 Single Married $17,918 21,970 1999 Less than $18,151 22,256 2000 Less than 2000 Single Married $18,151 22,256 2000 Less than $18,587 22,791 2001 Less than 2001 Single Married $37,174 45,582 2001 Less than $38,475 47,177 2002 Less than 2002 Single Married $38,475 47,177 2002 Less than $39,475 48,404 2003 Less than 2003 Single Married $39,475 48,404 $40,028 49,082 PTR Income Limits History (6/09) continued Tax Year Status Income Limits (combined income if married or in a civil union) 2003 Less than 2004 Less than 2004 Single Married $40,028 49,082 2004 Less than $40,869 50,113 2005 Less than 2005 Single Married $40,869 50,113 2005 Less than $41,972 51,466 2006 Less than 2006 Single Married $41,972 51,466 2006 Less than $43,693 53,576 2007 Less than or equal to 2007 Single Married/CU Couple* $43,693 53,576 2007 Less than or equal to $60,000 60,000 2008 Less than or equal to 2008 Single or Married/CU Couple $60,000 2008 Less than or equal to $70,000 2009 Less than or equal to 2009 Single or Married/CU Couple $70,000 $80,000 * Beginning with tax year 2007, partners in a civil union recognized under New Jersey law were accorded the same status as married couples. When applying for the property tax reimbursement, civil union partners use the status “Married/CU Couple” and report combined income. PTR Income Limits History (6/09)

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