Qualifying North Dakota homeowners with an honorable discharge or retirement and a 50% or greater service-connected disability (or an extra-schedular rating paid at the 100% rate) may receive a property tax credit. The credit reduces taxable value by an amount tied to disability rating, up to $9,000 at 100%. Apply with the local assessor by April 1 for the year requested
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Date Pending
Availability
Unknown · Not reported by source
Eligibility
Veteran with honorable discharge or retirement, qualifying service-connected disability, and residence/ownership interest in the property; application required.
Cost
Taxable-value reduction up to $9,000 based on disability rating.
Apply by
Apr 1, 2027 · time not provided
Organization: North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner - Disabled Veteran Property Tax Credit
Dates not listed · Wisconsin resident Veteran with qualifying honorable service, state residency history, and 100% service-connected disability or individual unemployability; certain unremarried surviving spouses also qualify.
Dates not listed · Taxpayer or spouse is a U.S. or Missouri armed forces Veteran and 100% disabled as a result of service; household income and tax/rent requirements apply
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