How do I provide proof of income?

If you are required to file a Federal Income Tax return you must provide a copy of the return. For non-income tax filers, other proof of income is required. Proof of income must reflect income for the year immediately preceding the tax year for which an application is made. (For example, if an application is submitted for 2022, income for 2021 must be reported.)

For details, please view the

2023 application.

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1. What is the Property Tax homestead Circuit Breaker Program?
2. What are the qualifications for the Circuit Breaker Tax Deferment Program?
3. How are deferred taxes calculated and are they a lien on my property?
4. What would trigger the repayment of the deferred taxes?
5. What happens if I apply and qualify for the Circuit Breaker Deferred Tax Program for 1 or more years and in the future I no longer qualify or I fail to submit the required annual application?
6. Does all deferred taxes have to be repaid?
7. Does interest also have to be paid on deferred taxes when they become due?
8. What is considered income and how much can I make and still qualify for the circuit Breaker Tax Deferment Program?
9. What is considered part of my Homestead / Permanent Residence?
10. Do I have to apply in person?
11. How can I show that I am 100% totally and permanently disabled?
12. How do I provide proof of income?
13. When is the deadline to file an application?
14. Do I need to reapply annually?