For FY 2027, your gross income, including your Social Security benefits, can't be more than $33,034.61 if you are single, and $49,552.52 if married. The Social Security amount received in calendar year 2025, as well as your calendar year 2025 Federal Income Tax filing, if you filed, will be utilized for the calculation of your total income for the FY 2027 Clause 41C Senior Exemption. There is a Social Security deduction that we utilize. For FY 2027, a worker will receive a $6,147 reduction from the total amount of Social Security benefits received for calendar year 2025, and if married, $3,073 for a spouse who also receives a Social Security amount. This means that we can reduce the total amount of Social Security income used to calculate the income thresholds to the Clause 41C Senior Exemption by up $9,221 if married and both receive Social Security benefits, and $6,147 if single or only one spouse is collecting Social Security benefits.
Your whole estate, not including the value of your primary domicile, can't be more than $51,661.00 if you are single, and $71,042.14 if you are married.