Legal & Tax
Browse legal and tax benefits available to military-connected families. Placeholder copy not final.
155 benefits
Active/Reserve Duty Property Tax Exemption
Utah active-duty and reserve service members who perform at least 200 days of qualifying active-duty service outside Utah in a calendar year may receive a full property tax…Active Duty
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Military Retirement Pay State Income Tax Subtraction
Virginia veterans can subtract up to $40,000 of military retirement income from their state taxable income starting in tax year 2025 (up from $30,000 in 2024).VeteranActive DutyRetiree
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Virginia Legal Services Clinics
The Virginia Attorney General's office sponsors free legal services clinics specifically for veterans and military families, covering issues like benefits claims, employment…free
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TurboTax
TurboTax offers 20% off for Military. Also provides up to 5.0% cash back through ID.me.up to 5.0% cash back
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Disabled Veteran Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Exemption
Veterans with a 100% service-connected disability or VA unemployability determination do not have to pay the annual motor vehicle excise tax on vehicles they own and use for non-commercial purposes.Veteran
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Local Property Tax Exemption
Massachusetts veterans with service-connected disabilities, Purple Heart recipients, prisoners of war, and Medal of Honor recipients can receive annual property tax exemptions…VeteranDependent
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Property Tax
The unremarried surviving spouse of a U.S.VeteranActive DutyRetiree
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Income Tax
Pay received by service members for hazardous duty in a combat zone designated by the President is fully exempt from Mississippi income tax.Active Duty
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Survivor Homestead Exemption
The surviving spouse of a uniformed service member killed in the line of duty receives a full property tax exemption on their home, meaning zero property taxes, for as long as…Dependent
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Military Pension State Income Tax Exemption
Massachusetts does not tax U.S.RetireeVeteran
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Veteran Service Organizations
Nonprofit veteran service organizations (VSOs) exempt under federal tax code section 501(c)(19), such as the VFW, American Legion, and DAV, qualify for a Virginia sales and use…Veteran
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