The Property Tax/Rent Rebate was expanded so that those outside of the previous income requirements can still earn the money.
More than 100,000 first-time applicants have submitted their forms for a rebate in Pennsylvania after Governor Josh Shapiro expanded the longstanding program last year.Shapiro announced the additional applications this month, revealing that more seniors and residents with disabilities will likely earn the $1,000 check in Pennsylvania. The Property Tax/Rent Rebate was expanded so that those outside of the previous income requirements could still earn the money.
I want everyone to know that they can go to—pa.gov/PTRR—to check their eligibility and learn how to apply for a rebate.'The deadline to apply for the rebate is still months away, set at December 31.The Property Tax Rent Rebate program has been around for multiple decades as a way for the state to support some of its most vulnerable residents as they navigate property taxes and rent prices.
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