(a) The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City or the governing body of a county may grant, by law, a local supplement to the Homeowners Property Tax Credit Program provided under § 9–104 of this title.
(b) The county or Baltimore City may not obtain reimbursement under § 9–104(s) of this title for the amount of the local supplement authorized under this section.
(c) The county shall notify the Department of the enactment of the local supplement and any change in the local supplement in accordance with any guidelines specified by the Department.
(d) (1) The Department is responsible for the administrative duties that relate to the application and determination of eligibility for a property tax credit under this section.
(2) The county shall reimburse the Department for the reasonable cost of administering the Tax Credit Program under this section.
(e) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, the local supplement authorized in accordance with subsection (a) of this section shall be subject to the provisions of the State Homeowners Property Tax Credit Program provided under § 9–104 of this title.
(2) The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City or the governing body of a county:
(i) may alter, by law, the following provisions for purposes of a local supplement granted under this section:
1. the limitation on the assessed value of a dwelling taken into account in determining total real property tax under § 9–104(a)(13) of this title;
2. the percentages and combined income levels specified under § 9–104(g) of this title; and
3. the limitation on combined net worth of the homeowner under § 9–104(j) of this title; and
(ii) may provide, by law, for limitations on eligibility for a local supplement granted under this section in addition to the requirements for eligibility under § 9–104 of this title.
(3) The additional eligibility criteria provided under paragraph (2)(ii) of this subsection may include:
(i) criteria limiting eligibility for a local supplement granted under this section to homeowners:
1. who have reached a certain age;
2. who have resided in their dwellings for more than a certain number of years; or
3. whose assessments have increased more than a certain percentage over a certain period of time;
(ii) any combination of the criteria specified in item (i) of this paragraph; and
(iii) any additional criteria for eligibility that the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City or the governing body of a county determine to be necessary or appropriate.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 9 - Property Tax Credits and Property Tax Relief
Subtitle 2 - Statewide Optional
Section 9-202 - Cemetery Property Dwelling
Section 9-203 - Energy Devices
Section 9-204.1 - Restorations and Rehabilitations of Historic or Heritage Properties
Section 9-205 - Manufacturing, Fabricating, or Assembling Facilities
Section 9-206 - Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation
Section 9-208 - "Open Space" or "Open Area"
Section 9-209 - Operating Properties of Railroad Companies
Section 9-211 - Damage From Natural Disaster
Section 9-213 - Credit for Day Care Providers
Section 9-214 - Credit for Family Child Care Homes
Section 9-215 - Local Supplement to Homeowners Property Tax Credit Program
Section 9-216 - Credit for Residential Property in Airport Noise Zones
Section 9-217 - Credit for Property With Erosion Control Structures or Devices
Section 9-219 - Rental Dwellings Providing Reduced Rents for Elderly or Disabled Tenants
Section 9-220 - Conservation Lands
Section 9-221 - Offsets of Local Income Tax Rate Increases
Section 9-222 - Property Leased, Occupied, or Used by Religious Groups or Organizations
Section 9-224 - Sediment Control Ponds or Stormwater Management Structures
Section 9-225 - Real Property Used by Municipal Corporation
Section 9-227 - Business Personal Property That Is Computer Software
Section 9-229 - Financial Incentives for Qualified Brownfields Sites
Section 9-230 - Businesses That Create New Jobs
Section 9-231 - Foreign Trade Zones
Section 9-232 - Improvements With Complete Automatic Fire Protection Sprinkler System
Section 9-233 - Property of Audubon Naturalist Society
Section 9-234 - Vacant and Underutilized Commercial Buildings
Section 9-235 - Amateur Sport Athletic Fields
Section 9-236 - Rehabilitated Property
Section 9-237 - Property Used for Practicing Dentistry in Underserved Areas
Section 9-238 - Property Owned by Community Association
Section 9-239 - Machinery and Equipment of an Electricity Generation Facility
Section 9-240 - Buildings Located in Arts and Entertainment District
Section 9-241 - Tax Credit for a Business That Provides Computers to Employees for Home Use
Section 9-242 - High Performance Buildings
Section 9-243 - Repaired or Reconstructed Dwelling
Section 9-244 - Nonprofit Swim Clubs
Section 9-245 - Credit for Individuals at Least 65 Years Old
Section 9-246 - Credit Against Local Corporation Property Taxes
Section 9-247 - Credit for Property Used as a Publicly Sponsored Business Incubator
Section 9-248 - Family Assistance Dwelling
Section 9-249 - Credit for Commercial Waterfront Property
Section 9-250 - Credit for Property Equipped With Accessibility Features
Section 9-251 - Marine Trade Waterfront Property
Section 9-252 - Habitat for Humanity Property
Section 9-253 - Urban Agricultural Property
Section 9-254 - Grocery Store in Low-Income Area
Section 9-255 - Neighborhood Conservation Areas
Section 9-256 - Rehabilitation of Commercial Structures
Section 9-257 - New or Small Business Property
Section 9-258 - Elderly Individuals and Veterans
Section 9-259 - Improved Home in Revitalization District
Section 9-260 - Public Safety Officers
Section 9-262 - Dwelling Owned by a 9-1-1 Specialist
Section 9-264 - Property Used for Public School Robotics Program
Section 9-266 - Credit for Business Entities Affected by State of Emergency