State Tax Form 96-1 - Senior Application For Statutory Exemption - 2007 Page 2

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B. EXEMPTION STATUS. Complete the questions that follow.
Date of Birth
SENIOR 70 OR OLDER (65 or older by local option- See Assessors)
If first year of application, attach copy of birth certificate.
Have you owned and occupied the property as your domicile for at least 11 years?
Yes
No
(6 years if local option under Clause 41C½ adopted - See Assessors)
If no, list the other properties you owned and/or occupied during the past 11 years (6 years if local
option under Clause 41C½ adopted - See Assessors.)
Address
Dates
Owned
Occupied
C. GROSS RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES IN PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR. Complete this section. Copies of
your federal and state income tax return, and other documentation, may be requested to verify your income.
Applicant & Spouse
Co-owner(s) &
Spouse(s)
Retirement Benefits (Social Security, Railroad, Federal, MA & Political Subdivisions)...
Other Pensions and Retirement Allowances....................................................................... …..
Wages, Salaries and other Compensation ........................................................................... …..
Net Profits from Business, Profession or Property Rental ................................................ …..
Interest and Dividends .......................................................................................................... …..
Other Receipts (Capital Gains, Public Assistance, etc.) ..................................................... …...
TOTALS
D. VALUE OF ALL PROPERTY OWNED ON JULY 1 THIS YEAR. Complete this section. Documentation may be
requested to verify your assets.
Assessed Valuation
Amount Due on Mortgage
Value
Real Estate
Domicile
Other
Personal Estate
Bank Accounts: Name & Address of Bank
Stocks, Bonds, Securities, etc.: Description & Amount
Motor Vehicles & Trailers: Year, Make & Model
Other Non-exempt Personal Property: Kind & Description
TOTAL

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