Prince William to consider raising tax relief limits

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The Prince William County Board of Supervisors will next month consider raising the limits on the elderly and disabled tax relief program to allow more residents to qualify by the 2007 tax season.

The 2006 General Assembly raised the net combined financial worth for the relief on real estate taxes from $340,000 to $540,000. Disabled people or people 65 years and older qualify for the relief if the value of their income and a portions of their property total $540,000.

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