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Hialeah Votes in Second Reading Tax Return for Older Adults
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The Hialeah Municipal Council, in Miami-Dade County, Florida, approved on Tuesday on second reading a historic plan to return some of the municipal taxes to senior homeowners, as part of a tax relief for senior residents. The bill will benefit eligible landlords, including 65 years of age or older and own their main home in Hialeah. The plan will seek to reimburse these residents for the portion of property taxes due to the municipality, providi…
The final decision takes place on Tuesday night. Hialeah’s council is currently debating the second reading to approve a historic refund of property taxes for senior residents. A direct economic relief to the pocket that is minutes away from becoming a reality. To receive this check, owners must meet strict requirements. Hialeah councillor Carl Zogby explained that the beneficiary must be “owner of his home, he does not have to have the house pa…
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