Surviving Spouse of Combat Casualty Property Tax Credit
Surviving Spouse of Combat Casualty Property Tax Credit
The surviving spouse of a service member killed in a combat zone receives a property tax credit of at least $700 (municipalities may vote to raise it up to $2,000).
Details
The surviving spouse of a service member killed in a combat zone receives a property tax credit of at least $700 (municipalities may vote to raise it up to $2,000). The spouse must remain unmarried to keep the credit.
Restrictions
Standard credit $700; municipalities may adopt a higher credit up to $2,000. Must apply through local assessing office by April 1.
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