Vermont Statutes Annotated — Title 32 (Taxation and Finance)
32 V.S.A. § 6063
Claim as personal; credit amount at time of transfer [Effective until contingency met; see also 32 V.S.A. chapter 154 effective July 1, 2028 if contingency met, set out below]
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# (a)
The right to file a claim under this chapter is personal to the claimant and shall not survive his or her death, but the right may be exercised on behalf of a claimant by his or her legal guardian or attorney-in-fact. When a claimant dies after having filed a timely claim, the property tax credit amount shall be credited to the homestead property tax liability of the claimant’s estate as provided in section 6066a of this title.
# (b)
In case of sale or transfer of a residence, any property tax credit amounts related to that residence shall be allocated to the seller at closing unless the parties otherwise agree. (
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In this chapter (17 sections)
- 154-6061 · Definitions [Effective until contingency met; see also 32…
- 154-6062 · Number and identity of claimants; apportionment [Effective…
- 154-6063 · Claim as personal; credit amount at time of transfer…
- 154-6064 · Claim applied against outstanding liabilities
- 154-6065 · Forms; tables; notices [Effective until contingency met; see…
- 154-6066 · Computation of property tax credit and renter credit…
- 154-6066a · Determination of property tax credit [Effective until…
- 154-6067 · Credit limitations [Effective until contingency met; see…
- 154-6068 · Application and time for filing [Effective until contingency…
- 154-6069 · Landlord certificate
- 154-6070 · Disallowed claims [Effective until contingency met; see also…
- 154-6071 · Excessive and fraudulent claims [Effective until contingency…
- 154-6072 · Appeals
- 154-6073 · Regulations of the Commissioner [Effective until contingency…
- 154-6074 · Amendment of certain claims [Effective until contingency…
- 154-6075 · Repealed. 2013, No. 179 (Adj. Sess.), § D.105(b), eff. July…
- 154-6075a · Repealed. 2019, No. 72, § E.500