Can I get Information on Senior Exemptions?
» Yes.
Click here to connect to the Senior Exemption page of the NY State Department of Taxation and Finance.
» Download the
Residential Property Tax Exemption booklet.
• The Senior Low Income RP-467 Form will be available in January. You can call the Assessor’s Office at (631) 351-3226 to be placed on a mailing list and this form will be mailed to you in January.
Can I get a Senior Citizens with Limited-Income Exemption Application?
• Applications are not available until the end of December. Please call the Assessor’s office at (631) 351-3226 to be put on a mailing list.
• Each of the owners must be a senior (age 65 and older) by December 31st of the application year (except for husband and wife, or siblings, where only one must be 65 or older). The property must be a legal residence, used for residential purposes and occupied by all the owners.
• Maximum income level is $58,400 for the Town of Huntington and for the County (Social Security is included as income). Applicants are allowed to deduct documented medical and prescription drug expenses actually paid. (Medical expenses reimbursed through insurance are disallowed.)
• The Senior Citizens Limited-Income Exemption application is available in January on the Forms & Applications page.
How do I get a Renewal Application for the Senior Citizens with Limited Income Exemption?
• A renewal Application will be automatically mailed to you in December.
• The Senior Citizens renewal application is available in January on the Forms & Applications page.
• All Exemption Applications must be in to the Assessor’s Office by March 1.
How do I get Information on the Persons with Disabilities and Limited-Income Exemption?
• The property must be the
primary legal residence of owner/applicant.
• The owner must be a person with a disability and have a documented award letter from the Social Security Administration certifying applicant's eligibility to receive SSDI or SSI. (Award letters from the Railroad Retirement Board, State Commission for the Blind & Visually Handicapped and US Postal Service are also accepted).
• Applications become available at the end of December. Please call the Assessor’s office at (631) 351-3226 to be put on a mailing list.
• All Exemption applications must be completed, signed and received by the Assessor’s Office on or before March 1 of that year.