Finance (alternative)
Maryland's Homeowners' Property Tax Credit program provides relief to:
AAll Maryland homeowners automatically
BHomeowners whose property taxes exceed a fixed percentage of their income✓ Correct
COnly senior citizens over 65
DOnly first-time homebuyers in their first year of ownership
Explanation
Maryland's Homeowners' Property Tax Credit provides a state credit to homeowners (of any age) whose property taxes exceed a set percentage of their gross income, based on an income-based formula.
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