Personal Finance
Tax Break For Enfield Seniors
Eligible residents age 65 and older can receive up to a $400 property tax credit by completing volunteer hours with local nonprofits.
ENFIELD, CT — Enfield seniors can earn a break on their property taxes by giving back to the community in 2025 through the town’s Senior Volunteer Tax Credit Program.
The program allows eligible residents age 65 and older to receive a tax credit of up to $400 by volunteering at approved nonprofit organizations located in Enfield.
To qualify, participants must complete at least 75 hours of volunteer service between January 1st and December 31st, 2025. Once those hours are completed, volunteers submit a signed form through the Enfield Senior Center for verification. Approved credits will be applied to the July 2026 property tax bill.
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Residents must live in Enfield and own and occupy their home as a primary residence. Spouses may split the volunteer hours, but only one tax credit is allowed per household.
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Applications are available at the Enfield Senior Center, the Assessor’s Office, and online through the town’s website. The application deadline is January 30th, 2026.
More information is available by calling the Enfield Senior Center at 860-763-7425.
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