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Ing to Section 135.010 of the state statutes, the Property Tax Credit can only be claimed by a person who lives on or pays rent on a property on which property tax is paid. If a person, group, or governmental entity does not pay any property tax on a property, no one living on that property can claim the credit.

To be eligible, a person who owns their home must occupy it for the entire year, and have an income of: $30,000 or less for a single person. $34,000 or less for a household.

Income Limit For renters or part year owners: Total household income for single filers must be $27,200 or less; for married couples filing a combine return, total household income must be $29,200 or less.

For LLCs electing to be taxed as corporations, Form MO-1120 must be filed in Missouri. A single-member LLC that is considered disregarded for federal taxation purposes must report income and expenses accrued by the LLC on the member's tax return. In Missouri, a state tax identification number is required.

Hunting Zones Statewide, hunters can harvest up to two antlered deer (only one in Zone 3 however), and in Zone 4 a hunter can take an unlimited number of antlerless deer. Click below to view Rhode Island's hunting zones in more detail through an interactive map.

Hunting Licenses are available from DEM Office of Boating Registration and Licenses at 235 Promenade St., Providence, RI 02908 (401) 222-3576 (M-F -); most city and town clerks; most sporting goods stores; and .dem.ri.gov/huntfish.