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Disabled veteran property tax exemptions by state (2026)

Last checked September 2026

Every state treats disabled veterans' property taxes differently. Pick a state to see the break at each VA rating, how military retirement pay is taxed, and veteran home loan help.

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StateProperty tax break at 100%Military retirement pay
AlabamaFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Alaska$150,000 of value exemptNo state income tax
ArizonaFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
ArkansasFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
California$180,671 of value exemptMilitary retirement partly taxed
Colorado$100,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement partly taxed
ConnecticutFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Delaware65% of the tax bill removedMilitary retirement partly taxed
District of Columbia$445,000 of value exempt (income limit)Military retirement taxed
FloridaFull exemptionNo state income tax
Georgia$316,315 of value exemptMilitary retirement partly taxed
HawaiiFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Idaho$1,500 tax creditMilitary retirement partly taxed
Illinois$750,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
Indiana$38,960 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
IowaFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
KansasTax freeze (limits apply)Military retirement not taxed
Kentucky$49,100 of value exemptMilitary retirement partly taxed
LouisianaFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Maine$6,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
MarylandFull exemptionMilitary retirement partly taxed
Massachusetts$1,000 tax creditMilitary retirement not taxed
MichiganFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Minnesota$300,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
MississippiFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
MissouriNo statewide exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Montana50–100% of the tax bill removed (income limit)Military retirement partly taxed
NebraskaFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Nevada$104,000 of value exemptNo state income tax
New Hampshire$700 tax creditNo state income tax
New JerseyFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
New MexicoFull exemptionMilitary retirement partly taxed
New YorkRating × value exempt, up to $40,000Military retirement not taxed
North Carolina$45,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
North DakotaRating × $180,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
Ohio$50,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
OklahomaFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Oregon$31,565 of value exemptMilitary retirement taxed
PennsylvaniaFull exemption (income limit)Military retirement not taxed
Rhode Island$10,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
South CarolinaFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
South Dakota$200,000 of value exemptNo state income tax
Tennessee$175,000 of value exemptNo state income tax
TexasFull exemptionNo state income tax
UtahRating × $948,400 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
Vermont$10,000 of value exemptMilitary retirement partly taxed
VirginiaFull exemptionMilitary retirement partly taxed
Washington50% of the tax bill removed (income limit)No state income tax
West Virginia$33,333 of value exemptMilitary retirement not taxed
WisconsinFull exemptionMilitary retirement not taxed
Wyoming$63,158 of value exemptNo state income tax

100% includes veterans paid at the 100% rate for individual unemployability (IU). Some states require a permanent and total (P&T) rating. See each state's page for details.