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Posted by Michael on October 24, 2007, 7:16 am
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>> My GF and I own our condo Jointly. The NJ rebate claim form
>> had both of our names preprinted on it. I filed it via phone
>> but erroneously (just pressed a number too fast) answered
>> the question "Do YOU--note again we had both of our names
>> preprinted as owners--own the property with someone who is
>> not your spouse?"
>>
>> I erroneously pressed the button for "No" and finished the
>> rest of the Claim via Phone.
>>
>> I of course want to correct this error IF I have
>> inadvertently (by pressing no --m y GF and I are not
>> married) submitted incorrect information which will result
>> in either too large OR too small a rebate. If it would come
>> out the same amount wise I will take no action.
>>
>> Do joint owners who are married get larger/smaller/same
>> homestead rebateamount as joint owners who are not?
>>
>> The rest of the Form seems geared to only ONE person's claim
>> (i.e.,asking for the amount of NJ Income entered on "my"
>> return, etc.). She did not file a separate claim for the
>> rebate. We are splitting the check inter se but I do not
>> want to get too much or too little. If I'm off is there a
>> way to "amend" the phone claim?
>>
>> Goofy questions I know but thanks for any help or links to
>> where I can get my questions answered before contacting the
>> State..
> Use this link for complete info on the "Homestead Rebate" on
> the middle left of the page. Over to the left of that,
> there are contact numbers. Mouse that link to find the best
> way to make contact and how to resolve the problem. It
> could be that there would be no difference in the refund
> amount but that would depend on the incomes involved.
>
> http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/index.html?forms.htm
Thanks for the link Mr. Fisher. I will try to get to it soon
and report back here.
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