School district compliance with the property tax cap
2019 School district compliance with the property tax cap
To be eligible for the property tax relief credit, you must:
- live in a school district that is complying with the New York State property tax cap,
- receive either the Basic or Enhanced STAR exemption or credit,
- have an income of $275,000 or less, and
- have paid school property taxes in 2019.
To confirm whether your school district complied with the property tax cap in 2019, select your county from the list below, then locate your school district.
My county name begins with:
A–C
- 01-Albany
- 02-Allegany
- 03-Broome
- 04-Cattaraugus
- 05-Cayuga
- 06-Chautauqua
- 07-Chemung
- 08-Chenango
- 09-Clinton
- 10-Columbia
- 11-Cortland
D–L
- 12-Delaware
- 13-Dutchess
- 14-Erie
- 15-Essex
- 16-Franklin
- 17-Fulton
- 18-Genesee
- 19-Greene
- 20-Hamilton
- 21-Herkimer
- 22-Jefferson
- 23-Lewis
- 24-Livingston
M–O
- 25-Madison
- 26-Monroe
- 27-Montgomery
- 28-Nassau
- 29-Niagara
- 30-Oneida
- 31-Onondaga
- 32-Ontario
- 33-Orange
- 34-Orleans
- 35-Oswego
- 36-Otsego
P–S
- 37-Putnam
- 38-Rensselaer
- 39-Rockland
- 40-St. Lawrence
- 41-Saratoga
- 42-Schenectady
- 43-Schoharie
- 44-Schuyler
- 45-Seneca
- 46-Steuben
- 47-Suffolk
- 48-Sullivan
T–Z
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