Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption
Property tax exemption on up to $535,459 of taxable value for veterans with 10%+ service-connected disability, prorated by disability percentage.
At a glance
- Benefit type
- Tax Benefits — Utah
- Who it's for
- Veterans, Survivors, Dependents
- VA rating needed
- 10% or higher
- Estimated value
- Up to $535,459 exempt (proportional)
- Where it applies
- Utah
- Last verified
- May 12, 2026
What is Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption?
Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption is a Utah tax benefits benefit for veterans, survivors, dependents. Property tax exemption on up to $535,459 of taxable value for veterans with 10%+ service-connected disability, prorated by disability percentage. Requires 10%+ VA disability rating. The listed value is Up to $535,459 exempt (proportional).
Who qualifies
- Requires 10%+ VA disability rating
- Utah residency
Who is eligible
Eligibility
Utah resident veteran with at least 10% military service-connected disability; also extends to the unmarried surviving spouse and minor orphans. Applies to a residence and/or tangible personal property (e.g., motor vehicles).
What Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption covers
Value
Maximum exempt taxable value is $535,459, prorated by disability percentage (e.g., 100% rated veteran gets full $535,459 exempt; 50% rated gets 50%).
Important to know
Apply by September 1 to your county (auditor or treasurer office). File proof of military service and proof of disability (or death). U.S. citizenship/residency is not required.
Verified information & sources
Last verified: May 12, 2026
Official source: tax.utah.gov
Compiled and fact-checked against the official source linked above. Benefit rules and dollar amounts change over time — always confirm current details at the official source before applying. A county Veterans Service Officer (VSO) is a free, accredited advocate who can review your eligibility and help you file at no cost.
Frequently asked questions about Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption
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Other Utah Tax Benefits
Military Retirement Pay Tax Credit
Nonrefundable state income tax credit equal to 4.5% of federally taxable military retirement pay, effectively eliminating Utah tax on it.
4.5% of retirement pay
Military Survivor Benefit Plan Tax Credit
Nonrefundable tax credit (code AA on TC-40A) for survivor benefits paid due to a service member's death on active duty, or a reserve member's service-connected death during inactive duty training.
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