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codfish53
March 13, 2025
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I am MA resident, 67 yo. Fed tax total income = 60,776. TT saying I do not qualify for circuit breaker credit as MA AGI greater than 72,000. Not possible. Suggestions?

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    MayaD
    March 13, 2025

    What is your filing status?

     

    You are not eligible for the credit if:

    • You are a nonresident.
    • You are married and your status is married filing separately.
    • You are a dependent of another taxpayer.
    • You receive a federal and/or state rent subsidy or you rent from a tax-exempt entity.
    • For tax year 2024, the assessed value of principal residence exceeds $1,172,000. 

     

    Massachusetts Senior Circuit Breaker Tax Credit

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