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The Property Tax, Rent, and Heat (PTC) Rebate is available for Colorado residents with low income who are older or have disabilities in order to help with their property tax, rent, and/or heat expenses this winter and beyond.
The Property Tax, Rent, Heat (PTC) Rebate is now available to Colorado residents based on income including people with disabilities and older adults to help with their property tax, rent, and/or heat expenses this winter and beyond.
The Property Tax, Rent, Heat (PTC) Rebate is available to Colorado residents to help with their property tax, rent, and/or heat expenses. The rebate is based on income, and includes people with disabilities and older adults. For tax year 2023, the rebate amount can be up to $1,112 for applicants.
With the flattened TABOR refund, you can receive a refund even if you didn’t file a state income tax return for 2023 – you just need to submit a PTC Rebate application.”The PTC Rebate has provided relief to about 15,000 Coloradans since 2019.
Property taxpayers in Douglas County will receive $37.8 million in tax relief in 2024, the result of a historic County mill levy reduction of 3.679 mills – the equivalent to 18.6% of the County mill levy. A first round of relief checks were mailed in July 2024.
DENVER - Today, the Polis-Primavera administration announced that the Property Tax, Rent, Heat (PTC) Rebate is now available to Colorado residents based on income, including people with disabilities and older adults, to help with their property tax, rent, and/or heat expenses this winter and beyond.
The Colorado Property Tax/Rent/Heat Rebate (PTC Rebate) is a state tax rebate that helps make housing expenses more affordable for Colorado seniors and Coloradans with disabilities.
The State of Colorado provides a refundable tax credit for property taxes, rent costs, and heating bills paid by seniors and disabled residents. The credit Property Tax, Rent, Heat rebate is payable even if an individual does not file or pay state income taxes.
The $650,000 approved for the rebate will be divided proportionally amongst residential property owners who pay their 2023 property tax bill by the June 15, 2024, deadline. Tax due dates are set by the State of Colorado in C.R.S. 39-10-102(1)(b)(I); C.R.S. 39-10-104.5
The rebate amount can be up to $800 a year for single filers and $1600 to joint filers. How do I apply? If you have received rebates for the last two years, you can file the form electronically for free on the Colorado website. If you need to file by paper, you can complete the form in your account and print and mail the application to the state.