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STAR isn't considered income. STAR is School Tax Relief program. It includes a school property tax rebate program and a partial property tax exemption from school taxes. You apply for the exemption through your local assessor's office.

For more information, go to the website of the State of New York Office of Real Property Services, www.orps.state.ny.us for their brochure, STAR School Property Tax Exemption Questions & Answers. Or call 1-877-6-STAR-NY (1-877-678-2769).

However, if you itemized deductions and deducted NY state real estate taxes, and the STAR rebate is a refund of a deduction claimed in a previous year, it does have to be reported on your Federal Income Tax return as "other income" (1040 line 21). If you receive the rebate on RE taxes in the same year you paid the taxes, you have to reduce your itemized deduction by the amount of the rebate. -JPD

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