The Senior Tax Aggregation Amendment Act of 2025 modifies tax aggregation rules for seniors in the District of Columbia.
The Senior Tax Aggregation Amendment Act of 2025 amends tax aggregation rules for seniors in the District of Columbia. It requires that at least 50% of a residence be owned by persons living there, including the individual, to qualify for tax aggregation. The act also adjusts the income threshold for eligibility, setting it at less than $125,000, which increases annually based on the senior or disabled cost-of-living adjustment. The changes will take effect following approval by the Mayor and a 30-day period of congressional review.
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