The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Revenue
Notice of Public Hearing
The Department of Revenue (“DOR”) is holding this public hearing remotely. Details and instructions for participating and testifying remotely (such as through a phone line or online connection) at the remote public hearing will be published online at Massachusetts DOR Public Hearings and are included in this notice below. If you plan to testify at the remote hearing, DOR strongly encourages you to register in advance; see below for instructions. DOR encourages you to submit written testimony in addition to, or instead of, providing testimony at the hearing; see below for instructions. Additionally, requests for copies of the proposed regulation will not be accepted in person. Details for obtaining copies of the proposed regulation are set forth below.
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Pursuant to the provisions of General Laws Chapter 14, Section 6(1), Chapter 30A, Section 2, and Chapter 62C, Section 3, the Commissioner will hold a public hearing on the following proposed regulation:
830 CMR 62.6.3: Lead Paint Removal Credit
Scheduled Hearing Date:
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 2 p.m.
Subject Matter:
830 CMR 62.6.3 explains the rules for claiming the credit allowed for the costs incurred in the removal of lead from a residential dwelling unit under G.L. c. 62, § 6(e). The regulation is being amended to reflect a statutory change increasing the maximum credit amount from $1,500 to $3,000, and from $500 to $1,500 for bringing a residential premises under interim control pending full compliance, per dwelling unit. The increases are effective for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2023. Additional changes have been made to the regulation to provide clarification, particularly with respect to the definitions.
Information:
Individuals who notify DOR of their intent to testify at the hearing will be afforded an earlier opportunity to speak. Speakers are strongly encouraged to notify DOR of their intention to testify at the hearing by emailing their full name, mailing address and organization or affiliation, if any to RulesandRegs@dor.state.ma.us by November 9, 2026.
Individuals may also submit written testimony by emailing the Rulings and Regulations Bureau at RulesandRegs@dor.state.ma.us.
Please submit electronic testimony as an attached Word document or as text within the body of the email with the name of the regulation in the subject line. All submissions must include the sender’s full name, mailing address, and organization or affiliation, if any. Individuals who are unable to submit testimony by email should mail written testimony to the Rulings and Regulations Bureau, Post Office Box 9566, Boston, Massachusetts 02114-9566. Written testimony must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on November 10, 2026.
Copies of the proposed regulation will be sent electronically via e-mail to practitioners who are on the Rulings and Regulations Bureau's e-mail list. In addition the proposed regulation is posted on the Department of Revenue's Web site at: Proposed Regulations.
/s/Geoffrey E. Snyder
Geoffrey E. Snyder
Commissioner of Revenue
| Date published: | October 9, 2026 |
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