Section 1327. Payment of taxes in installments in city school districts by senior citizens and physically disabled persons  


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  • 1. Notwithstanding any
      of the provisions of this chapter, the  school  authorities  of  a  city
      school  district  may by resolution duly adopted prior to the annual tax
      levy in any year determine that thereafter  and  until  such  action  be
      rescinded by the school authorities, any taxes on real property which is
      used  as  the  principal  residence of and owned by one or more persons,
      either or both of whom have received an exemption  pursuant  to  section
      four  hundred  sixty-seven  of  this  chapter  related to such property,
      levied by it upon real property situate within the school  district  may
      be  paid  in  installments,  not  exceeding  six, on or before such days
      within the fiscal year for which such taxes are to be levied, as may  be
      prescribed by such resolution. The last such day shall not be later than
      the   thirtieth  day  preceding  the  end  of  such  fiscal  year.  Each
      installment shall be as nearly equal as possible.  Any  such  resolution
      shall  state  the  number  of  installments,  not exceeding six, and the
      respective dates  upon  which  the  taxes  are  to  become  payable.  No
      installment  may be paid unless all prior installments of current taxes,
      including interest, shall have been paid or shall be paid  at  the  same
      time.
        2.  The privilege of paying any such tax in installments, once granted
      and unless rescinded  as  set  forth  in  this  section,  shall  not  be
      terminated  solely  because  of the death of the older spouse so long as
      the surviving spouse is at least sixty-two years of age.
        3. Notwithstanding any of the provisions of this chapter,  the  school
      authorities  of  a  city  school district may by resolution duly adopted
      prior to the annual tax levy in any year determine that  thereafter  and
      until  such  action be rescinded by the school authorities, any taxes on
      real property which is used as the principal residence of and  owned  by
      one  or  more  persons,  either  or both of whom qualifies as physically
      disabled pursuant to section four hundred fifty-nine  of  this  chapter,
      levied  by  it upon real property situate within the school district may
      be paid in installments, not exceeding  six,  on  or  before  such  days
      within  the  fiscal year for which the taxes are to be levied, as may be
      prescribed by such resolution. The last such day shall not be later than
      the  thirtieth  day  preceding  the  end  of  such  fiscal  year.   Each
      installment  shall  be  as nearly equal as possible. Any such resolution
      shall state the number of  installments,  not  exceeding  six,  and  the
      respective  dates  upon  which  the  taxes  are  to  become  payable. No
      installment may be paid unless all prior installments of current  taxes,
      including  interest,  shall  have been paid or shall be paid at the same
      time.
        4. The privilege of paying any such tax in installments, once  granted
      and  unless  rescinded  as  set  forth  in  this  section,  shall not be
      terminated solely because of the death of the disabled spouse so long as
      the surviving spouse has not remarried.