Property Tax/rent/heat Rebate Booklet - 2012 Page 3

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Instructions
See publication FYI General 2 for Privacy Act Notice and General 7 for more information about PTC. Enter information for
the 2012 calendar year only. Mixing up information from other years will delay or deny your application.
• Physical address — If you did not live at this address for the full year, attach a list of all the places you lived throughout
this year. Be sure to include the dates you lived at each location.
• Mailing address — Be certain this is your current mailing address, otherwise you may not receive your rebate.
• Driver’s license or ID number and expiration date — All information on your license or ID card must exactly match
the information you have entered on your application, including your address. Update your address with the DMV
before applying if needed. Visit for more information.
• Email address, if you have one.
• Confirm your eligibility by checking the appropriate box. Check only one box. If you check box D, attach a copy of
your disability statement that is less than 90 days old. The statement must be provided by the agency that pays the
benefits. Veterans Administration Award letters must show the disability percentage at 50% or more.
• First-time filers must provide proof of full-year Colorado residency. If you did not hold your Colorado driver’s license
or ID card from January 1–December 31, 2012, you must attach a copy of your lease or rental agreement.
Income
Medicare: Enter the number of months (1–12) you were covered by Medicare. If your premiums were paid by
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Medicaid or if you were not on Medicare, enter 0.
Lines 2-6 Income: Enter the gross income you received for each item listed. Do not list only the taxable portion. The gross
amount should be clearly identified on the statement(s) you received from the payor. Do not include Medicare
benefits on line 2 if they were paid on your behalf by a third party.
Other Income: Review the tables below, and report any income you received from these sources that are not
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already included on lines 2–6.
YOU MUST REPORT THIS INCOME:
All Taxable Income
Disability Payments
Disability Insurance Settlements
Alimony
Inheritance
Lottery and Gambling Winnings
Worker’s Compensation
Life Insurance Distributions (exclude funeral expenses)
Commissions
Rental Income or Loss (exclude expenses, but not depreciation)
Royalties
Farm Income or Loss (exclude expenses, but not depreciation)
Veterans Benefits
AFDC or TANF Received (exclude payments received for dependents)
Capital Gains
Stock Dividends or Rights (only if reported on federal income tax return)
Tier 1 & 2 Railroad Retirement
Old Age Pension (OAP)
DO NOT REPORT THIS INCOME:
Child Support Received
Welfare Payments Received for Dependent Children (AFDC, etc.)
Gifts
Home Care Allowances or Adult Foster Care Assistance
Colorado PTC Rebates Received
Capital Losses or Return of Capital
Heat/Fuel Assistance such as LEAP
Income Tax Refunds
Veterans Service-connected Disability (permanent)
Expenses
Property Tax: Enter the total amount of property tax paid, if any. DO NOT include any supplement/assistance that
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was paid by the Senior Homestead Exemption. Include only taxes that you paid in the calendar year 2012.
Rent: Enter the total rent you paid January 1–December 31, 2012, if any.
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Heat/Fuel: Enter the total heat/fuel expenses you paid to heat your home during 2012, if any. DO NOT include
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any heat/fuel expenses that were included in your rent payment.
Meals: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether your meals were included in your rent. If meals were
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included for only part of the time you paid rent, enter how much rent was paid when your meals were included.
Property Tax Exempt: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether you lived in a property tax exempt home.
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If your home was property tax exempt for only part of the year, enter how much rent was paid when your home
was property tax exempt.
Heat/Fuel: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether your heat/fuel was included in your rent. If heat/fuel was
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included for only part of the time you paid rent, enter how much rent was paid when your heat/fuel was included.
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