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Senate passes bill to raise income limit for Ipswich senior tax deferral program
Summary
The Massachusetts Senate passed a bill to increase the income limit for Ipswich9s senior tax deferral program and will transmit the bill to the governor for approval.
The Massachusetts Senate voted to pass a House bill that raises the income limit for the senior tax deferral program in the town of Ipswich. The clerk read the title as "An act to increase the income limit for the senior tax deferral program in the town of Ipswich" (House Bill 3156), and senators voted in favor by voice vote.
Senate President Karen E. Spilka and the clerk, Michael Hurley, were recorded in the chamber as completing the procedural steps that follow passage; the president will sign the bill and the clerk will lay it before the governor for her consideration.
The measure was passed to be enacted by the Senate. The transcript does not specify the new income limit amount, whether the change applies to all participants or only new enrollees, or whether the bill contains accompanying fiscal language; those details were not read into the record during the floor action captured in the transcript.
