What do i need to do to get my missouri renters rebate back

[Thompson63]

how do i apply for renters rebate

[JotikaT2]

It depends.

Your ability to claim the renter's credit depends upon which state you reside in and if they offer the credit.  The IRS does not have a renter's credit. 

Depending upon your state of residence, when you prepare your tax return, your will be asked questions in the state interview section that will be used to determine if you are eligible for a renter's credit on your tax return.

Please comment with your specific state and whether you have filed a tax return already or not and we can assist you further based upon your specific situation.

[tmgizmo1020]

I would like to apply for rent rebate

[DoninGA]

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@tmgizmo1020 wrote:

I would like to apply for rent rebate

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This entire thread has information on how to receive a Missouri rental rebate.  Read the all the answers provided.

[Madgielavene]

Other people who rent tell me they get 750 dollars back from IRS. I never have. What do I do?

[DoninGA]

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@Madgielavene wrote:

Other people who rent tell me they get 750 dollars back from IRS. I never have. What do I do?

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There is no such renter's rebate on a Federal tax return.  Some states may have a renter's deduction or credit on the state tax return.

[Xlpe3xl]

am I able to file late.

[DoninGA]

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@Xlpe3xl wrote:

am I able to file late.

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READ the answer directly above your post.  Click on the links provided for Missouri.

[Champion-Coleman]

I have 2019 tax papers from social security already

And

Letters from landlord

Im Guardian and payee for my adult nephew whom is disabled and i will be filing his circuit breaker also

I am aware it COULD be a seperate filing and charge

Also, will i have to pay upfront or can the fees be subtracted from returned amount to us

[gi5]

like to know how to electronic file my renters rebate at home on my computer

[Proudnana123]

I have never applied for a rent rebate. I moved to Missouri March 1st 2019. Could you please give me information on how to do this

[Cynthiad66]

You will enter your rent expenses for the renter's rebate on your state tax return. Turbo Tax will guide you to the spot where you can claim it, during the state interview.  @gi5

The Missouri Property Tax Credit allows eligible taxpayers to claim up to $750 if they pay rent or $1,100 if they pay real estate tax on the home they own and occupy.  If you rent from a facility that does not pay property taxes, you are not eligible for a Property Tax Credit.

This is how to file for the credit.  If you are required to file a Missouri Individual Income Tax Return, you must use Form MO-1040 or Form MO-1040P with a Property Tax Schedule (MO-PTS) attached.

If you are not required to file a Missouri Individual Income Tax Return, then you may file the Missouri Property Tax Credit Claim (MO-PTC).  If you are unsure which form best meets your filing needs, use their Personal Tax Form Selector 

The amount will be calculated on Line 14 of the Missouri Form MO-PTS (Property Tax Credit Schedule) and then carry to Line 40 of the MO-1040 tax return.  TurboTax will ask you the appropriate questions for this credit in the state interview section, determine your eligibility, and make the calculation for you.

Here is a link to the Missouri Dept. of Revenue web page which discusses all aspects of the credit:  https://dor.mo.gov/faq/personal/ptc.php  @Proudnana123

[Dot11]

If you move to Kansas but lived in Mo. for 11months can you still get your renters rebate.

[Irene2805]

The qualifications for the MO Property Tax Credit (renter's rebate) ask:  Were you or your spouse 65 years of age or older as of December 31, 2020, and a Missouri resident the entire 2020 calendar year?

Based on this, I would say No, you don't qualify for the renter's rebate.  However, there are exceptions to the residency requirement.  See page 2 of the instructions for Form MO-PTC - MO Property Tax Credit.  Please click here to go to that document:  Form MO-PTC - MO Property Tax Credit

[Tloud72]

What if I what if I already done my taxes how do I do my renters rebate