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Instructions for Form RP-459-B Application for Partial Exemption for Real Property of Physically Disabled Crime Victims - New York
This document contains official instructions for Form RP-459-B , Application for Real Property of Physically Disabled Crime Victims - a form released and collected by the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. An up-to-date fillable Form RP-459-B is available for download through this link.
FAQ
Q: What is Form RP-459-B?
A: Form RP-459-B is an application for a partial exemption for real property of physically disabled crime victims in New York.
Q: Who is eligible for this partial exemption?
A: Physically disabled crime victims who own real property in New York are eligible for this partial exemption.
Q: What is the purpose of this partial exemption?
A: The purpose of this partial exemption is to provide financial relief to physically disabled crime victims by reducing their property taxes.
Q: What documents are required to complete Form RP-459-B?
A: Applicants need to provide supporting documents such as medical records, proof of disability, and proof of crime victimization.
Q: Is there a deadline for submitting Form RP-459-B?
A: Yes, the deadline for submitting Form RP-459-B is March 1st each year.
Q: How long does the partial exemption last?
A: The partial exemption remains in effect until the property is sold or transferred to someone else.
Q: Are there any income requirements for this partial exemption?
A: No, there are no specific income requirements for this partial exemption.
Q: Can a physically disabled crime victim receive multiple partial exemptions?
A: No, a physically disabled crime victim can only receive one partial exemption for their primary residence.
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