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California renter’s credit

Renters with modest incomes knock $60 or $120 off their state tax. Small, but it’s your money.

What it costs you:

  • Nothing at all

No email, no app, no card.

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Who qualifies
Californians who rented at least half the year; single filers $53,994 or less, joint $107,987 or less
How to get it
Claim on your state return
Where it works
California
When
No end date stated
Fine print
Income limits are for the latest tax year shown on the page.
Official source
ftb.ca.gov

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