Homestead Deduction And Senior Citizen Or Disabled Property Owner Application - District F Columbia Page 4

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GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
OFFICE OF TAX AND REVENUE
New arrival to the District of Columbia
If you are not registered to vote in the District of Columbia and/or obtained a District driver’s license, in order to preliminarily qualify, check
“Yes” in the applicable boxes and write “pending” in the margin to the right, and you must within 30 days from settlement: register to vote in the
District or at least cancel any voter registration in any other jurisdiction; obtain a District driver’s license (if applicable); register your car in the
District (if applicable); and, file with your employer a new District Form D-4, Employee Withholding Allowance Certificate, which indicates the
District as the jurisdiction to which income taxes withholding will be paid (if applicable).
Instructions
The Homestead and Senior Citizen or Disabled Property Owner Application
If a properly completed and approved application is filed from October 1 to March 31, the property will
receive these tax relief benefits for the entire tax year (and for all tax years in the future). If a properly completed and
approved application is filed from April 1 to September 30, the property will receive one-half of the benefit reflected
on the second-half tax bill (and full deductions for all tax years in the future). Homestead Deduction and Senior
Citizen or Disabled Property Owner Tax Relief apply beginning with the period when the application is filed;
you cannot obtain such tax relief benefits retroactively, even if you lived in the property.
If you enter these programs but at a future date no longer meet the eligibility requirements, you must notify
us in writing and within 30 days at the following address: Office of Tax and Revenue, Real Property Tax
Administration, 941 North Capitol Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 – Attn: Homestead Deduction, Senior
Citizen/Disabled Property Owner Tax Relief Cancellation. If you fail to provide written and timely notification as
instructed, you may have to pay a penalty of 10% of the delinquent tax and 1.5% interest on such tax for each
month that the property wrongfully received the benefit(s). This application and continued eligibility for these
tax benefits are subject to periodic audit. Please keep all supporting documentation.
Rev 7/09
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