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Lead Paint Removal Credit
Massachusetts Department of Revenue · State program
Residential lead paint removal tax credit; exact dollar cap not visible in the source excerpt.
Massachusetts offers a residential property tax credit for certain lead paint removal work. It is a real statewide home-safety tax incentive, but it is not a wildfire or natural-disaster hardening program.
Program details
How it works
The Massachusetts Residential Property Tax Credits page says owners of residential property in Massachusetts may be able to claim a tax credit for de-leading work on their state income tax return.
What the credit covers
The page says the credit applies when the owner either:
- fully complies with the Massachusetts Lead Law, or
- brings the property into interim control pending full compliance under Section 197b
Amounts
The source page states there is a per-unit credit limit, but the excerpt available here does not include the dollar amount in the visible text. Because the instruction is not to invent amounts, the amount is left unspecified here.
Timing and deadlines
The page is current and maintained by the Department of Revenue. The excerpt does not provide a special application window; it is a tax credit claimed on a Massachusetts personal income tax return.
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