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Pa. House committee passes expansion of property tax and rent rebates - Vimarsana News

Pa. House committee passes expansion of property tax and rent rebates

The expansion, as outlined in the legislation passed Tuesday and in Gov. Josh Shapiro's budget proposal, would extend the rebate to an additional 173,000 senior citizens and disabled Pennsylvanians.

Pa. rent, property tax rebate program may get budget boost - Vimarsana News

Pa. rent, property tax rebate program may get budget boost

Gov. Josh Shapiro has proposed increasing rent and property tax rebate amounts and raising the income limits to make an additional 173,000 people eligible.

Source: wesa.fm
Gov. Shapiro visits Erie, touts rent, property tax rebates for seniors - Vimarsana News

Gov. Shapiro visits Erie, touts rent, property tax rebates for seniors

Shapiro has proposed increasing rent and property tax rebate amounts and raising the income limits to make 173,000 more people statewide eligible.

Source: goerie.com
Proposal to update ailing Pa. rent, property tax rebate program would reverse decade of decline - Vimarsana News

Proposal to update ailing Pa. rent, property tax rebate program would reverse decade of decline

Gov. Josh Shapiro has proposed increasing rent and property tax rebate amounts and raising the income limits to make an additional 173,000 people eligible.

Property tax, rent rebate up in the air as Shapiro wants higher income caps; GOP worries about funding for wider relief - Vimarsana News

Property tax, rent rebate up in the air as Shapiro wants higher income caps; GOP worries about funding for wider relief

HARRISBURG — The number of people getting help from a state program that offsets some housing costs for older and disabled Pennsylvanians will drop again this year, continuing more than