State Benefits

Understanding property tax exemptions can save disabled veterans thousands of dollars annually. Each state offers different benefits—ranging from partial exemptions to complete property tax relief—but requirements vary significantly. While some states like Texas and Florida provide exemptions for veterans with as low as 10% disability ratings, others require 100% service-connected disability. Recent updates show Georgia now offers up to $121,812 in exemptions for 2025, Alaska exempts the first $150,000 of assessed value for veterans with 50% or higher disability, and California provides two tiers of relief including a low-income exemption reaching $262,950. Surviving spouses may also qualify in many states. With 50 states offering varying programs, knowing your state’s specific requirements and application process is essential. This comprehensive guide breaks down exemption availability, dollar amounts, disability rating thresholds, and official resources for every state—helping veterans navigate their benefits and maximize their property tax savings.