Arizona Property Tax Exemption for Disabled
Arizona Property Tax Exemption for Disabled Veterans
Arizona law (A.R.S.
Details
Arizona law (A.R.S. § 42-11111) exempts the primary residence of a veteran with a service-connected disability from property tax. Veterans rated 100% service-connected disabled qualify for a full property tax exemption with no income limit. Veterans rated below 100% receive a partial exemption proportional to their disability rating, subject to income limits.
Restrictions
Apply through the county assessor's office. The surviving spouse of a 100% service-connected disabled veteran may continue to claim the full exemption as long as they use the property as their primary residence and do not remarry. Non-service-connected disabled veterans with a 100% VA rating also qualify for a partial exemption.
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