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Contact the Board of  \nAssessors Office for more detailed information.  \nExemptions for Fiscal Year 2019 are due on April 1, 2019  \n\n| Clause | Eligibility | Qualifications | Amount |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 17D | Surviving Spouse, Minor, Senior | As of July 1, 2018\u003Cbr>1 Must have owned and occupied the property, 270 Years of Age or Surviving Spouse or Surviving Minor, 3 Whole Estate Minus Mortgage, cannot be worth more than $40,000 . | $175 |\n| 18 | Hardship\u003Cbr>Policy Adopted 11/17/17 | As of July 1, 2018\u003Cbr>1Must be 60 years of age and infirmed & impoverished. 2Must show financial information, such as income, assets, public assistance, tax returns. 3Need disability letter from doctor. | $500 |\n| 18A | Hardship Tax Deferral | As of July 1, 2018\u003Cbr>1Must have owned and occupied the property and area MA resident for 10 years. Unlike the exemption this deferral allows you to postpone payment of taxes, putting a lien on the property, and must be paid back in a maximum of three years with 8% interest. | No\u003Cbr>Specific\u003Cbr>Amount |\n| 22-22E | Disabled Veterans\u003Cbr>Paraplegic Veterans | As of July 1, 2018\u003Cbr>1Owned and occupied property. 2Must have 10% or greater disability. | $400-\u003Cbr>Full |\n| 37A | Blind Persons | As of July 1, 2018\u003Cbr>1Owned and occupied property. 2Proof of blindness from Mass. 3Commission of the blind must be furnished each year. | $500 |\n| 41A | Elderly Tax Deferral | As of July 1, 2018\u003Cbr>Must be 65 years of age. A resident of Mass for 10 years and occupied property for 5 years. Payment is deferred, plus 8% interest is added and a lien is put on the property. | No\u003Cbr>Specific\u003Cbr>Amount |\n| 41C | Elderly | As of July 1, 2018\u003Cbr>1Mass Resident for 10 years and occupied property for 5 years. 2Must be 70 years of age. 3Gross Receipts (income) cannot exceed $24,628 – single and $36,942-married. 4Assets cannot exceed $40,000 – single and $50,000 – married. | $500 |\n\nIf Property is held in a trust, the applicant must own the home, be a trustee and have beneficial interest On Deferrals Tax Payer must pay 10% of tax amount due","cbCaiaPThkBYPvWy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaPThkBYPvWy","pdf",210725,"English","# Statutory Exemptions Overview\n## Due Date and Contact Information\n## Eligibility Clauses and Amounts","[{\"question\":\"When are Fiscal Year 2019 statutory exemptions due in Shelburne, MA?\",\"answer\":\"Exemptions for Fiscal Year 2019 are due on April 1, 2019.\"},{\"question\":\"What general eligibility qualifications are required for most exemption clauses?\",\"answer\":\"Many clauses require proof of residency, ownership and occupancy of the property, and supporting documentation such as disability or blindness evidence and financial information where applicable.\"},{\"question\":\"How do deferrals work for elderly tax deferral and hardship tax deferral?\",\"answer\":\"Deferral programs postpone payment of taxes, add 8% interest, and place a lien on the property; deferral taxpayers must pay 10% of the tax amount due. 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