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Tennessee Property Tax Relief for Eligible Disabled Veterans

Statewide, Tennessee · Property tax financial assistance

Nov 2, 2026 – Nov 2, 2027

Ongoing; apply through local collecting official and confirm current eligibility

Tennessee’s state-funded Property Tax Relief Program reimburses part or all of qualifying property taxes paid on an eligible disabled Veteran’s primary residence. Eligibility includes specified service-connected disabilities, permanent and total service-connected disability, or a 100% total and permanent POW disability rating. The program is a tax relief payment, not an exemption; the homeowner remains responsible for paying the tax bill and must apply through the local county trustee or city collecting official. The current state page lists a $175,000 maximum market value used to calculate relief

VERIFIED — OFFICIAL SOURCE · Last verified Nov 1, 2026 · Recently updated

Ongoing

Availability

Unknown · Not reported by source

Eligibility

Eligible disabled Veteran homeowners who meet one of the specified disability categories and own and occupy the property as their primary residence. Additional requirements and valuation caps apply.

Cost

No application fee; relief amount is subject to program rules and available appropriations.

Organization: Tennessee Department of Veterans Services; Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury

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