Qualification for Colorado Senior Housing Credit

Yes, it appears you are qualified for the Colorado Senior Housing Credit, if you don't have a Homestead or Veteran's exemption.

Here's more info on the Colorado Senior Housing Credit.

@Halloween Boy 

Does that mean the credit works for everyone even for the ones not actually have house spending?

Thanks

No. If you meet the eligibility requirement, you claim the credit. Here are the requirements are:

Colorado seniors who were full-year or part-year residents in 2022 qualify for this credit if: 

• Your date of birth (or your spouse’s date of birth) is December 31, 1957, or earlier
• Your adjusted gross income is $75,000 or less
• Your primary residence was not already exempt from property tax as allowed under section 39-3-203 of the Colorado Revised Statutes (commonly known as the Senior Property Tax Exemption or Senior Homestead Exemption) for the property tax year beginning January 1, 2022.
  • This exemption should appear on your property tax statement from your county assessor. You may have been approved for this exemption by applying in a prior year. This exemption is generally allowed if one owner of a home is 65 years old as of January 1 and has occupied the home as a primary residence for at least 10 consecutive years.

Thanks for the info.

Based on this criteria, I am qualified for this credit even though I do not have house spending, no rent and no house, but since I am 70, lower income, and not exempt for homestead exemption, I am qualified. Is that the correct understanding?

You're paraphrasing the requirements but, basically, yes. 

The criteria are what ShirlynW is relating above -- nothing more, nothing less.