The reduction in the real property tax liability of cooperative housing associations shall be provided for the benefit of members and shareholders of the association who meet the age and income requirements of § 5(a) of the Real Property Tax Rates for Tax Year 1987 Act of 1986 (herein the "Act").
In order for a shareholder or member of a cooperative housing association, who incurs a pro rata share of tax liability owed by the cooperative housing association, to receive the fifty percent (50%) tax reduction pursuant to the Act, he or she shall first pay the real property tax when due, then file a refund request on a return provided by the Mayor before the June 1st immediately preceding the end of the tax year for which the request for refund is being made.
A member or shareholder of a cooperative housing association which owns residential real property classified as Class One Property shall be eligible for the property tax liability reduction provided under the Act if the following conditions are met:
Application for a reduction in the real property tax liability of a cooperative housing association pursuant to § 5(a) of the Act shall be made on a form or forms approved by the Mayor which shall include, but not be limited to, a statement of the applicant member's or shareholder's proportionate share of real property tax liability as computed by the cooperative housing association and how that determination was made.
The applications provided by the Mayor pursuant to § 339.4 shall be signed under oath by the applicant member or shareholder and the officer or agent of the cooperative housing association, and acknowledge the penalties provided by law for making false statements.
The Mayor may require the officers or agents of each cooperative housing association to distribute the application forms required by this section to its shareholders or members and to collect the completed application forms from the members or shareholders for return to the Deputy Chief Financial Officer of the Office of Tax and Revenue, The officers or agents shall supply any other information as the Mayor may require.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 9, r. 9-339