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STAR Credit taxable Grok 04-10-2008
Posted by Grok on April 10, 2008, 6:05 pm
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I receive a credit on my real estate taxes in New York called a STAR
credit. I get a check each year. Is this taxable on my 1040 or IT-201?

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Posted by Don Priebe on April 11, 2008, 8:05 am
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>I receive a credit on my real estate taxes in New York called a STAR
> credit. I get a check each year. Is this taxable on my 1040 or IT-201?

It's a rebate on the current year's school taxes.

If rebate > school tax, excess is taxable - enter on line 21.

If rebate < school tax and you itemize, itemize only the net amount of your
school tax.

If rebate < school tax and you don't itemize, do nothing.

There's a discussion on this and a table of the rebates (which vary by
county, township, school district, and income) on the NY website.

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Don EA in Upstate NY

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